WorkBuddy 5.9.0 is gradually adding a separate window for HTML files. Users can inspect an existing page, edit it with AI assistance and save it locally to check and refine generated web content.
Google Meet is rolling out speech translation in 63 languages, automatically detecting speech and letting each participant choose a listening language. Eligible plans and access conditions apply, and users enable it for each meeting.
Kimi Work 3.2.18 lets enterprise users create and upload custom plugins. Repeated work instructions can become a reusable tool, while creation, installation and application to the official marketplace remain separate steps.
Claude Duet organizes tasks from connected apps, continues working in the background and asks before actions such as sending messages. Its research preview starts with US Pro and Max users through a waitlist.
Kimi Code Desktop adds /reload to update a session after external changes to AGENTS.md, skills, or configuration. The release also clarifies workspace trust and when a session cannot be reloaded.
Adobe offers the Express AI Assistant beta in Acrobat to create single-page designs from documents, then refine them one change at a time in chat. Readers can turn information in a PDF into a shareable flyer or notice.
Kimi Code Desktop now offers Linux installers, giving Linux users a graphical interface for choosing a project, reviewing AI file changes and checking the result in a terminal.
Google is adding a small-business hub to Gemini, bringing together brand, marketing, finance and connected-app tools. Owners can start with a concrete task such as organizing customer reviews and drafting a reply.
WorkBuddy 5.8.3 addresses memory growth during long tasks, voice issues, and enterprise network stability. Users affected by these problems can check for updates, then verify that their task outputs are complete.
Gemini Notebook adds a co-creation flow for reviewing an outline before generating slides or video. Presenters can adjust the order and emphasis before proceeding, subject to the feature actually being available in their account.
Tencent released MemHub with Hy-Memory 2.0 to turn authorized AI conversations into memory usable across tools. It is aimed at people who switch between assistants and remains in preview.
Google Deep Review provides AI feedback on complex documents. Authors can use it to examine how claims relate to evidence, then decide which changes to make.
Kimi Code Desktop lets you check progress, reply to tasks and handle approvals from a phone or another computer. Files and commands still run on the original machine.
ChatGPT Slides brings generation, direct editing and team collaboration into the same presentation. Users with an eligible plan and Space access can start from existing material, then export their work for others.
The WeCom and WorkBuddy integration lets employees assign tasks using authorized materials and return the results to the conversations where their colleagues work.
Microsoft’s October 16 guide explains Copilot Brand Kits. Employees can start with company logos, fonts and templates, then review the content they create.
QwenWork 1.3.1 adds custom dimensions and quality options to image generation and editing. For event graphics or shop materials, state the intended use and size, then check the actual file.
Google Universal Cart is rolling out in the US. It keeps products found through Search and Gemini in one place, with price alerts and different checkout options.
Kimi Work 3.2.17 supports images inside conversation content. When reviewing posters or screenshots, pictures and explanations can sit together so you can check specific differences before deciding what to change.
Facebook is introducing Your algorithm and more specific interest feedback, using AI to understand preferences expressed in your own words. A post’s three-dot menu provides controls for the topics you want in Feed and Reels.