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Google is enhancing its AI Mode in Search with new features like Canvas for organizing study plans, real-time help via Search Live with Google Lens, and the ability to ask questions about on-screen content and PDFs, aiming to make search more interactive and context-aware.
OpenAI has launched Canvas, a new AI-driven writing and coding editor integrated into ChatGPT, available for free to all users. Canvas transforms ChatGPT into a collaborative partner, offering real-time editing and coding capabilities. It features advanced grammar polishing, editing advice from various perspectives, and memory capabilities for version control. Canvas combines elements of Google Docs and coding environments like VSCode, providing a seamless AI experience for writers and developers. This tool enhances creative and technical projects, making AI an active partner in workflows.
OpenAI has expanded its Canvas feature to all ChatGPT users, previously limited to paid subscribers, as part of its "12 Days of OpenAI" announcements. Canvas transforms the ChatGPT interface by adding a digital editing space for content like code or text documents, allowing users to see and implement changes directly. Now integrated with GPT-4o, Canvas can run Python code, support more text pasting, and is available on the web and Windows app. It also offers features like bug detection and code suggestions, enhancing the functionality of custom GPTs.
OpenAI has launched Canvas, a new interface for ChatGPT that enhances collaborative writing and coding. Available to all ChatGPT users, Canvas offers features like real-time Python execution, custom GPT integration, and advanced editing tools for writers and developers. It aims to improve AI collaboration by providing a flexible workspace similar to Google Docs or coding environments, with features like interactive storyboarding and language porting. Canvas is set to transform workflows by addressing common challenges in AI collaboration.
Slack has launched Canvas, a feature that allows users to create documents within the messaging app. Every channel in Slack now has a canvas attached to it, and users can make and share as many as they want. Canvases are collections of Slack objects that can include text, photos, videos, links, polls, and more. They are particularly useful for replacing bookmarks and pins in Slack and handle sharing and permissions well. While not a competitor to Google Docs, Canvas is a great place to put stuff that users will be able to find again.