Google is rolling out Gemini's opt-in Personal Intelligence feature, which draws on Gmail, Photos and other account data, to most countries after a US-only launch.
Claude can now answer questions with interactive charts, diagrams and simulations rendered directly in the conversation, which users can adjust and share by link.
The assistant builds a searchable memory of apps, documents and meetings using a visual memory model that runs entirely on Snapdragon hardware, with no data sent to the cloud.
Viber has placed a guide, a companion, a chef, a coach and an editor in a dedicated chat folder, with requests processed through OpenAI, starting with users in Ukraine.
Gemini's new Personal Intelligence beta lets US subscribers connect Gmail, Google Photos, YouTube and Search history so the assistant can tailor answers to their own lives.
Amazon has started rolling out a browser version of Alexa+ at Alexa.com, moving its assistant beyond Echo speakers and into direct competition with ChatGPT and Gemini.
