New features and launches in ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity and other AI tools, plus changes to pricing and availability.
Humane just revealed details on its first device, the Ai Pin, a screenless wearable that clips to your clothes and projects interactive displays directly onto your palm. Powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip and backed by tech from OpenAI and Microsoft, it aims to replace everyday smartphone tasks using voice, vision, and ambient computing.
Microsoft just rolled out a suite of AI-powered shopping features across Bing and Edge to streamline product research. The new tools generate custom buying guides with side-by-side spec comparisons and use Bing Chat to condense web reviews into key pros and cons. Edge is also adding price tracking to help claim price matches. Review summaries are rolling out globally now.
OpenAI just rolled out its Browsing feature to the iOS and Android ChatGPT apps for Plus subscribers, though all queries run exclusively through Bing. The update lets GPT-4 pull fresh information beyond its 2021 training cutoff straight into mobile chats. Why it matters: Mobile research just got much more useful, but users are entirely locked into Microsoft's search ecosystem.
Zoom just rolled out Intelligent Director for Zoom Rooms, using multiple in-room cameras and AI to track up to 16 people individually. The system automatically switches video feeds when someone turns their head or stands up to ensure good eye contact. Why it matters: It solves the awkward wide-angle boardroom view, giving hybrid teams a far more equitable seat at the table.
Unity just unveiled Muse and Sentis to weave generative AI directly into 3D game workflows. Muse speeds up asset and animation creation through text prompts and chat, while Sentis runs neural networks locally on user devices without racking up cloud computing costs. Both tools are currently available in closed beta.
ElevenLabs just introduced its Voice Library, giving creators a central place to discover, share, and deploy synthetic voices. Users can browse thousands of community and proprietary voice profiles or clone their own for audiobooks, podcasts, and video dubbing. Why it matters: It turns synthetic voice generation into an open marketplace of vocal talent.
YouTube is integrating Aloud, an AI-powered dubbing tool incubated inside Google's Area 120. The system automatically transcribes, translates, and generates dubbed audio tracks, currently rolling out in testing with hundreds of creators across English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Voice cloning and lip-sync capabilities are slated to follow next year.
Google just started rolling out its Duet AI-powered "Help me organize" feature to Google Sheets for Workspace Labs testers. A new side panel lets you enter a natural language prompt—such as a sales event agenda or client roster—and instantly generates a customized table template. It takes the dread out of starting from a blank spreadsheet, though it's currently limited to trusted testers.
Dropbox just launched Dash, a universal search bar connecting tools like Google Workspace, Outlook, and Salesforce, alongside Dropbox AI for summarizing documents and video recordings. Dash also organizes links into smart Stacks, while Dropbox AI answers questions directly from file previews. Dash is currently in a beta waitlist, and Dropbox AI is rolling out to U.S. Pro subscribers.
Vimeo just announced a suite of AI video tools aimed at speeding up corporate production. The update features an OpenAI-powered script generator, an adjustable teleprompter, and a text-based editor that cleans up filler words and awkward pauses with a single click. The tools roll out in July for Standard subscribers paying $20 a month and up.
ElevenLabs just rolled out the AI Speech Classifier, a web tool that lets anyone check if an audio clip was generated with its voice tech. Users can upload an audio or video file without logging in, and it checks the first minute to return a probability score plus closest voice matches. The catch: it doesn't reliably identify audio made with its Eleven v3 model yet.
Microsoft just expanded Copilot into its Dynamics 365 ERP lineup, covering Finance, Project Operations, and Supply Chain Management. Project managers can now draft plans and status reports in minutes using natural language prompts, while procurement teams can analyze bulk purchase order changes automatically. Why it matters: generative AI is finally taking on the clunkiest part of enterprise work—rigid ERP data entry and manual reporting.
Google just announced two new AI-powered ad solutions designed to boost engagement and conversions across its platforms: Demand Gen and Video View campaigns. Demand Gen combines top image and video creative across YouTube, Shorts, Discover, and Gmail with lookalike targeting, while Video View drives up to 40% more views by blending multiple video formats into one campaign. The new campaign types will open for public beta in August.
Adobe just rolled out Generative Recolor in the Illustrator beta, powered by its Firefly model. Designers can type prompts like "neon jungle" to instantly spin up fresh color palettes for vector graphics without tedious manual adjustments, all covered by commercial copyright protection.
Amazon just started testing a generative AI feature in its mobile shopping app that summarizes product reviews into quick pros and cons. The overview highlights what shoppers liked and disliked alongside an AI disclaimer, aiming to save buyers from scrolling through thousands of ratings. Amazon confirmed the test but has not disclosed which models are powering it.
TikTok just launched Script Generator, a free tool inside TikTok Creative Center that whips up video ad scripts in seconds. Marketers plug in product details and target duration to get scene-by-scene hooks and audio cues, though TikTok cautions that humans should still verify the copy before running campaigns.
Microsoft just rolled out voice commands and text-to-speech audio replies for Bing Chat, letting users speak queries instead of typing. The feature launches with support for English, Mandarin, French, and German. Alongside the voice upgrade, Microsoft expanded conversation limits up to 30 turns per session and 300 turns per day.
OpenAI just rolled out its first major update to the ChatGPT iOS app, bringing native iPad support with split-screen drag-and-drop. It also integrates directly with Siri and Shortcuts, letting you trigger custom prompts with your voice or build automated multi-step workflows without touching the browser.
Clipdrop just released Uncrop, an outpainting tool built on Stable Diffusion XL that extends image backgrounds to complement existing photos and adjust aspect ratios. Users can resize images or fix framing without writing prompts, and the tool is available for free on the web app without requiring a login.
Google just upgraded Bard with "implicit code execution," enabling it to write and run code in the background to solve math, coding, and string manipulation prompts. The new approach boosts reasoning accuracy by around 30% on internal tests, and users can now export generated tables straight to Google Sheets.
