Runway just rolled out native connectors for Figma, Dropbox, and Notion inside its Agent feature across all paid tiers. The update pulls your designs, files, and docs directly into Runway so you never have to break focus bouncing between tabs. It essentially turns Runway into a central hub for your existing creative assets.
OpenAI just launched a dedicated program for small businesses, combining virtual workshops, in-person training academies across the US, and native integrations with tools like Shopify, Slack, and Intuit. It centers around ChatGPT Work, an agent powered by GPT-5.6 designed to handle multi-step admin, marketing, and accounting tasks. OpenAI says past workshop participants built working setups in a day and saved over five hours a week.
Dropbox just rolled out deep integrations across OpenAI's products, including ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex. Users can now organize folders, generate shareable links, and execute multi-step file tasks right inside their chats while keeping existing enterprise permission controls intact. With AI integration usage doubling over the past month, it is an easy way for 700M users to ground everyday AI in trusted docs.
Dropbox just upgraded its AI-powered search tool, Dash, adding support for searching audio, video, images, and finding internal subject-matter experts. It also rolled out new writing tools and integrations with Slack, Figma, and Zoom, letting users pull summaries across apps directly into new project plans and memos.
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.
