All articles tagged with #summarization
The article discusses potential new features for Apple Intelligence in iOS 26, including expanded summarization capabilities, broader access to Genmoji for older devices via iCloud+, and more customizable focus modes to improve notification management, highlighting Apple's ongoing efforts to enhance AI functionalities across its ecosystem.
Slack introduces AI-fueled search and summarization features to make corporate information more accessible, allowing users to ask natural language questions and receive AI-generated answers with sourcing. The platform also enables the summarization of channel content and includes a quality check for user feedback. The new features are part of an add-on product for enterprise plans and are currently available in U.S. and U.K. English, with plans to expand to additional languages in the future.
Google Search has introduced a new feature called SGE While Browsing, which uses AI to generate summaries of articles, allowing users to get the main points without reading the entire text. By tapping on the 'Generate' button, users can access a tab with key points and an 'Explore on page' section to find answers to specific questions. The feature is currently in beta and available on the Google app for Android and iOS, with plans to expand to Chrome on desktop. It only works with freely available articles and includes definitions and diagrams for unfamiliar words. Google aims to make this the standard way Search works based on positive user feedback.
Google's AI-powered Search Generative Experience (SGE) is introducing a new feature called "SGE while browsing" that will summarize articles for users. This feature, currently in the early experimental phase, will be available in the Google app on Android and iOS, with plans to expand to the Chrome browser on desktop. Users will be able to access AI-generated key points from freely available articles by tapping an icon at the bottom of the screen. Additionally, Google is making other improvements to SGE, including hover-over definitions and diagrams for certain words and easier understanding of coding information.
Google Bard now shows citations with a number by the line of text that links to the source when clicked, similar to Bing Chat. Google also improved Bard's summarization capabilities by incorporating advances in their large language models. However, some users have noted that citations are still weak and not appearing for many queries.
Google Bard has added genuine citations to its responses, with numbers next to the answers that can be clicked to see the source. The search engine has also improved its large language models to provide better summarizations for answers. These updates aim to address concerns around citations and links to sources, and improve the overall web ecosystem.
Google Bard has received an update that improves its ability to provide concise summaries of information and identify sources. The update incorporates advances in large language models and allows users to ask Bard to summarize a specific article or story or to give a quick explanation of a topic. Additionally, Bard now lists sources with numbers in the text that link out to the source, making it easier for users to understand which parts of a response match a source and provide source links in line with the text. This is the third update to Bard released this month, following the language and region expansion and support for Google Workspace accounts.
Opera has integrated generative AI chatbots powered by ChatGPT and ChatSonic into its desktop browsers, Opera and Opera GX, which can summarize articles or webpages, write social media posts for you, or help you ideate through prompts. The company is also launching a feature that lets you generate AI prompts by highlighting text on a website or typing it in. Opera plans to announce more AI-powered features in the future that would run on its own GPT-based model.