Slack
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Atlassian
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Atlassian introduced a production-ready AI teammate built with Rovo and Forge that automates team event planning directly in Confluence, showcasing the transition from natural language “magic” to precise engineering using the RACE framework and custom Forge skills (Architecting a Rovo AI Teammate). Additionally, the AI-powered content creation capability with Rovo is now live for all users, supported by rigorously tested “golden prompts” developed through industry-wide collaboration to ensure reliable, persona-specific outputs in real workflows (Behind the Demo: How Cross‑functional Partnerships Turned AI “Golden Prompts” into Real Customer Value).
- How a product manager conducts 30+ customer interviews per month with AI
- How to shift your mindset from “AI as a tool” to “AI as a partner”
- How a simple team ritual drove a 34% jump in AI alignment
Google Blog
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Google has expanded Gemini for Education to all 20 Malaysian public universities, benefiting 600,000 students and 75,000 faculty members. The new Canvas in AI Mode is now available to everyone in the U.S., enhancing Search with document drafting and interactive tool building. Additionally, NotebookLM introduced Cinematic Video Overviews, a major update boosting AI-powered video creation capabilities.
- Honoring the art of the possible this International Women’s Day
- How our open-source AI model SpeciesNet is helping to promote wildlife conservation
- Play AI-based games in our I/O Save the date
- Ask a Techspert: How does AI understand my visual searches?
- Unbox the sleek, durable new Pixel 10a with us.
- The latest AI news we announced in February
- We’re pledging $50 million through 2030 to take action on superpollutants.
- We’re opening the Google AI Center Berlin as a hub for researchers, developers and leaders.
- Supporting the White House Ratepayer Protection Pledge: Google’s approach for responsible energy growth
- Our day with the National Teachers of the Year at the Googleplex
- How Google and Taiwan are building an AI blueprint for public health
- Drive with “Star Trek” on Waze.
- Our statement on the Gavalas lawsuit
- Help find your lost luggage with Google’s Find Hub
- March Pixel Drop: New personalization and AI tools
- New on Android: Find friends, lost luggage and great apps
- Create new worlds in Project Genie with these 4 tips
Anthropic
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No updates this week
Salesforce
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This week, Salesforce introduced Vertical AI Agents, a new category of specialized AI tools designed to seamlessly integrate with CRM platforms and empower startups and SMBs by automating niche business functions like sales, service, and marketing. Additionally, the Code Extension feature now enables architects to run secure, native Python code inside Data 360, dramatically improving the ability to handle complex data transformations and AI chunking within the Salesforce trust boundary. Salesforce also updated their Record-Triggered Automation Decision Guide, emphasizing automation density as the key factor in choosing between Flow and Apex for scalable, enterprise-grade automation design.
- Protecting Your Data: Essential Actions to Secure Experience Cloud Guest User Access
- Stop Trying to DIY Your Way to Conversational Analytics
- Social Relationship Management Software For Small Teams
- Do Your Customers Have Analysis Paralysis? Find Out
- Scaling Impact: 4 Proven AI Agent Use Cases for Nonprofits
- Customer Onboarding Tips For Startups and Small Business
- How Workforce Navigators is Expanding Access to Salesforce Careers
Google Workspace
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This week, Google Workspace introduced improved join permission logging for Google Meet audit events, providing more detailed permission and admission info for meeting joins (learn more). Workspace admins can now enable Gemini app conversation sharing through public links within organizations, enhancing collaboration across work and school accounts (learn more). Additionally, Google is enhancing the connection between Google Calendar events and Meet calls to prevent sharing meeting artifacts with unintended guests (learn more), and Google Chat apps can now support dynamic data sources for dropdown menus, enabling real-time querying of large data sets (learn more).