Weekly AI Digest – 22 December 2025

Slack

This week’s highlights

This week, Slack introduced enhanced Enterprise Search capabilities that leverage AI to help teams find information faster, break down silos, and boost productivity. Explore how these new tools integrate seamlessly into your workflow in the full Enterprise Search: When Knowledge Comes to You article.

Atlassian

This week’s highlights

Atlassian launched Deep Research v2, a next-gen AI research engine featuring iterative, multi-turn workflows, adaptive orchestration via specialized agents, and enhanced report depth and traceability. Additionally, the integration of Rovo at Atlassian Williams Racing demonstrates how AI-powered search, chat, and agents accelerate teamwork by breaking down silos and surfacing critical engineering knowledge in real time.

Google Blog

This week’s highlights

This week, Google launched Gemini 3 Flash, a next-generation AI model delivering lightning-fast intelligence, now rolling out globally in Google Search (read more) and available for developers (build with Gemini 3 Flash). Additionally, the Gemini app received new features including December’s Gemini Drop update and the ability to verify Google AI-generated videos, enhancing content transparency. NotebookLM introduced Data Tables for easier organization of scattered key facts, streamlining information management.

Anthropic

This week’s highlights

Anthropic announced a new partnership with the US Department of Energy aimed at advancing scientific discovery through AI, detailed here. They also shared their compliance framework for California’s Transparency in Frontier AI Act, ensuring transparency and responsible AI deployment, available here.

Salesforce

This week’s highlights

This week, Salesforce announced the beta launch of Agent Health Monitoring within Agentforce Studio, a proactive tool to detect and alert on AI agent performance issues in real time, helping teams catch “silent failures” before they impact customers. Additionally, Salesforce achieved the new ISO/IEC 22301:2019 certification, reinforcing its commitment to operational resilience and uninterrupted service across key products like Sales Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Slack, and Agentforce. Another major update is the general availability of the Next Gen Marketing Cloud and Archive for ISVs, enabling independent software vendors to embed AI-native marketing and data archival capabilities seamlessly into their applications, backed by new flexible licensing options.

Google Workspace

This week’s highlights

This week, Google Workspace expanded creative capabilities by enabling image generation in the Gemini app for users of all ages, including those under 18, with enhanced safety features (read more). Additionally, Google introduced Gemini 3 Flash, a high-speed AI model in the Gemini app designed for faster, multimodal understanding to assist with tasks like summarization and data extraction (read more). Lastly, Google Workspace audit log API enhancements now offer more granular datasets and filtering options for improved incident investigations (read more).


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