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.
Baidu AI Cloud just introduced Comate, a next-gen coding assistant built on its ERNIE model. The tool works inside major IDEs and supports 30+ programming languages with single- and multi-line code suggestions plus natural-language generation, boasting a 50% adoption rate.
Instagram is reportedly testing an in-app AI chatbot that lets users pick from 30 distinct personalities to answer questions, give advice, and draft messages. The leaked feature aligns with Meta's push into customizable AI personas, though balancing playful social engagement with user safety remains a tricky hurdle.
Jetpack just rolled out an AI Assistant directly inside the WordPress block editor. Powered by generative AI, it handles drafting posts, building tables, adjusting tone, and translating across 12 languages on command. Users get 20 free requests before the $10 monthly subscription kicks in, giving millions of bloggers native AI writing tools without tab-switching.
Snapchat just rolled out My AI Snaps for Snapchat+ subscribers, letting users snap photos to the chatbot and receive AI-generated images in return. Powered by ChatGPT and GPT-4, the feature turns AI chat into visual messaging, though camera roll support and web access remain limited for now.
Asana just launched Asana Intelligence, embedding OpenAI's generative models directly into its Work Graph platform. The new tool suite brings instant meeting summaries, workflow health checks, writing assistance, and an "Ask Asana anything" assistant to track project status. Why it matters: It turns static project boards into an active assistant that spots bottlenecks and cuts down on status meetings.
Microsoft just integrated its AI-powered graphic tool Designer into the free version of Teams, rolling out in preview on Windows 11. Powered by OpenAI's DALL-E 2, it lets users spin up posters, presentations, and social graphics directly from text prompts. It essentially brings Canva-like design convenience right inside your daily collaboration hub.
Instacart just rolled out Ask Instacart, a new in-app AI search tool powered by ChatGPT that answers open-ended food questions. Shoppers can ask for dinner ideas, dietary substitutes, or side dish pairings directly in the search bar, with the rollout starting in the U.S. and Canada.
Microsoft just rolled out intelligent meeting recaps for Teams Premium subscribers, powered by GPT models. The feature automatically drafts meeting notes, creates follow-up action items, and puts personalized markers on video timelines to show exactly when your name was mentioned or when you spoke. It is currently English-only.
Google just started rolling out access to Search Labs, giving waitlisted US users their first taste of its Search Generative Experience (SGE). The feature serves up AI-generated snapshots for complex queries, shopping decisions, and troubleshooting, along with conversational follow-up prompts. It is Google's clearest move yet toward turning web search into synthesized answers.
Stability AI's Clipdrop just launched Reimagine XL, an upgraded visual tool that creates brand-new variations of any uploaded photo without touching its original pixels. Instead of relying on text prompts, it uses an advanced image encoder to output high-resolution alternatives across diverse aspect ratios.
TikTok just confirmed it is testing an in-app AI chatbot dubbed Tako with select users in markets like the Philippines. Perched on the right navigation bar, Tako lets viewers ask questions about the current clip or prompt it to find new videos like funny pet clips. Powered by a customized third-party model, it points to a future where conversational AI replaces the traditional search bar in video discovery.
