New features and launches in ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity and other AI tools, plus changes to pricing and availability.
Grok just released the first version of Grok Studio, introducing built-in code execution and Google Drive integration. The workspace opens generated documents, code, reports, and browser games in a separate window, letting you collaborate with Grok in real time.
OpenAI just rolled out a new Image Library in ChatGPT, giving Free, Plus, and Pro users a central spot to manage all their AI creations. Located in the left sidebar, it gathers every image made with GPT-4o and supports quick downloads and in-line inpainting tweaks. The catch: deleting a single image currently requires removing the entire chat conversation.
Microsoft just rolled out an early access preview of computer use in Copilot Studio, letting agents interact directly with desktop apps and browsers like a human. Instead of relying on APIs, agents click, type, and adapt to UI changes in real time. Why it matters: It turns everyday interfaces into tools for agentic automation without custom code.
Anthropic just gave Claude an agentic Research feature alongside direct integration with Google Docs, Gmail, and Google Calendar. Claude can now cross-reference your internal company files with live web searches to deliver cited answers in minutes. It is currently rolling out in beta for paid tiers.
Anthropic is reportedly getting ready to roll out a new voice mode for Claude as soon as this month. The feature is set to launch with three English voices named Airy, Mellow, and Buttery, directly challenging OpenAI's Advanced Voice Mode in ChatGPT. Anthropic's CPO recently confirmed the team had working internal prototypes.
Netflix is testing a new AI search feature powered by OpenAI tech that suggests titles based on your mood or specific vibe. The opt-in feature is currently live for iOS users in Australia and New Zealand, with a rollout to US subscribers expected in the coming weeks and months.
Apple is reportedly planning to roll out its delayed, smarter Siri features this fall rather than pushing them to 2026, according to The New York Times. The revamped assistant can handle complex actions like editing and sending photos on command, likely landing right alongside iOS 19. Why it matters: If Apple actually delivers this fall, it gives the company a fighting chance to prove it isn't completely falling behind Google and Meta in consumer AI.
Microsoft just began rolling out its controversial Recall feature to Windows Insiders in the Release Preview ring, signaling an imminent wider launch. The tool continuously snapshots user activity on Copilot Plus PCs to make past actions searchable, but now requires explicit opt-in and lets users pause recording at any time. Reaching Release Preview is Microsoft's final milestone before shipping broadly to Windows 11.
Canva just rolled out a major expansion of its creative suite, introducing the Canva AI assistant, automated spreadsheets, and interactive coding tools. Powered by Anthropic, the new Canva Code lets creators prompt mini-apps like calculators and maps right into their designs. Why it matters: Canva is pushing past static graphics to become a full-blown interactive design platform.
OpenAI just started rolling out an upgraded memory feature for ChatGPT that lets it tailor answers using context from your past conversations. You won't have to re-explain your preferences or background every time, and it covers text, voice, and image generation. It's rolling out first to Plus and Pro subscribers outside the EU and UK.
HubSpot just introduced over 200 platform updates at its Spring 2025 Spotlight, headlined by four new Breeze AI agents covering customer support, sales prospecting, knowledge base curation, and content generation. The embedded agents run directly on CRM data, with early support users already automating over 50% of routine tickets.
Adobe is rolling out agentic AI across its suite, kicking off with Photoshop's first creative agent dubbed Action Panel. The feature analyzes your image to recommend context-aware edits and triggers over 1,000 actions via natural language. Premiere Pro is also getting agents to piece together rough cuts, while Acrobat adds custom document agents.
WordPress.com just launched a free AI website builder that designs ready-to-publish sites from a simple text prompt, automatically generating layouts, copy, and images. Users can tweak pages manually or ask the chatbot for revisions. It does not handle e-commerce or complex integrations yet, but for blogs and portfolios, building a site now takes minutes.
Reddit just rolled out Reddit Answers, an AI search tool powered by Google's Gemini models on Vertex AI. Instead of digging through endless comment threads, users can ask questions directly and get synthesized summaries with sourced posts, relevant subreddits, and follow-up chat support.
Anthropic just rolled out Claude Max, a new subscription tier running between $100 and $200 per month designed to cure users' rate-limit headaches. The $100 tier grants 5x the usage of Claude Pro, while the $200 tier jumps to a massive 20x. It is specifically aimed at power users who quickly eat through context windows with massive codebases and long documents.
Google just introduced Workspace Flows, an agentic AI system that lets users automate multi-step business workflows across apps using natural language and custom Gems. Google is also bringing NotebookLM-style audio overviews and writing coaches to Docs, automated analysis to Sheets, and Veo 2 video generation to Vids. Most new tools are currently rolling out to alpha testers.
OpenAI just rolled out its new Evals API, allowing developers to programmatically test prompts and model outputs instead of clicking through a web dashboard. Teams can write custom Python evaluation logic, plug in test datasets, and integrate checks directly into CI/CD pipelines. It basically turns LLM prompt evaluation into standard unit testing.
Google just rolled out Deep Research powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental for Gemini Advanced subscribers. The upgrade improves analytical reasoning and synthesis, outperforming rival deep research tools by a 2-to-1 margin in testing, while also supporting podcast-style Audio Overviews of generated reports.
Snapchat just rolled out Sponsored AI Lenses, a new advertising format powered by Snap's proprietary generative AI. Instead of building complex 3D assets or VFX, brands can now transport users' selfies into up to 10 preset generative scenes. Early tests with Uber and Tinder show users spend significantly more time playing with these AI-driven ads than standard sponsored lenses.
ElevenLabs just rolled out an official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, plugging voice cloning, text-to-speech, and transcription straight into Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf. It offers a hosted endpoint so you don't even need to run a local script. Why it matters: Your coding assistants and chat agents can now spit out full audio and soundscapes on demand.
