OpenAI
This week’s highlights
OpenAI unveiled Aardvark, an autonomous AI security researcher in private beta that identifies and helps remediate software vulnerabilities at scale. Additionally, the release of gpt-oss-safeguard introduced open-weight safety classification models that enable developers to implement and customize safety policies effectively. Enhancements to sensitive conversation handling were made public in the GPT-5 System Card addendum, detailing improvements in emotional understanding and jailbreak resistance.
- Expanding Stargate to Michigan
- How we built OWL, the new architecture behind our ChatGPT-based browser, Atlas
- Technical Report: Performance and baseline evaluations of gpt-oss-safeguard-120b and gpt-oss-safeguard-20b
- Knowledge preservation powered by ChatGPT
- Doppel’s AI defense system stops attacks before they spread
- Built to benefit everyone
- The next chapter of the Microsoft–OpenAI partnership
- Seizing the AI opportunity
- Strengthening ChatGPT’s responses in sensitive conversations
Slack
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No updates this week
Atlassian
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No updates this week
Google Blog
This week’s highlights
This week, NotebookLM received significant upgrades to become a smarter, more powerful AI research partner. Additionally, Pixel Watch 4 users can now access Gemini hands-free with the new Raise to Talk feature, enhancing voice assistant accessibility. Google also expanded access to the Gemini for Home voice assistant with an early rollout of new capabilities, detailed here.
- Mixboard is now available in over 180 more countries.
- We’re celebrating Indigenous stories, art and businesses.
- Take a look at these crisp, colorful Pixel 10 Pro photos from Día de Muertos.
- Protecting São Paulo citizens from theft with Android Enterprise
- New tools in Google AI Studio to explore, debug and share logs
- How science and technology can help restore the atmosphere
- We’re partnering with Reliance to bring Google AI to more people in India.
- From dance archive to creative catalyst with Google AI
- PAC-MAN celebrates 45 years with a spooky Doodle.
- Q3 earnings call: Remarks from our CEO
- Take a trip down Route 66 with Google Arts & Culture
- Accelerating discovery with the AI for Math Initiative
- Google and Internet2 launched a collaborative AI leadership program for higher education.
- Meet the 11 startups using AI to build a safer digital future in Latin America
- Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025
- Google Maps and Ford bring America’s longest off-road trail to Street View.
- Create on-brand marketing content for your business with Pomelli
Anthropic
This week’s highlights
Anthropic has officially opened its Tokyo office and signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Japan AI Safety Institute, marking a significant step in expanding its presence in Asia and reinforcing its commitment to AI safety. Read more about this development here.
Salesforce
This week’s highlights
This week, Salesforce unveiled significant innovations for Agentforce Commerce, introducing AI-powered features like product discovery via ChatGPT, enhanced shopper experiences, smarter order routing, and streamlined POS integrations that elevate commerce efficiency and customer engagement. Additionally, Salesforce launched the highly anticipated Dark Mode (beta) for Starter Suite, promoting accessibility, reduced eye strain, and improved user experience across Lightning and Slack. Another key update is the introduction of SCUBA, a new AI agent benchmark that evaluates how well AI assistants perform real enterprise workflows within Salesforce, advancing CRM automation capabilities.
- Smart Threats: Navigating the AI & Security Balance in Salesforce
- Future Pathways Apprenticeships: Launch Your Career with Salesforce
- Scale or Fail? The QA Leader’s Checklist for Putting AI to the Test
- Tips For Small Team Wellness (With AI)
- Future Pathways: 5 Alumni Making a Mark at Salesforce
- Versioning Up Your Career: How Your vNext is an FDE at Salesforce
- What Is Business Analysis? Everything You Need to Know
Google Workspace
This week’s highlights
This week, Google Workspace introduced new powerful Gemini app features including the ability to generate slide presentations via Canvas and enhanced LaTeX rendering with PDF export capabilities, simplifying the creation of complex, professional documents. Additionally, Gemini in Google Docs now offers source-grounded writing help to improve accuracy and reliability by pulling details from linked sources. Workspace admins also benefit from enhanced admin audit log events, providing more detailed and precise logs for security and settings analysis. Learn more about generating presentations with Gemini, new LaTeX features in Gemini, source grounding Gemini in Google Docs, and enhanced admin audit log events.