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Anthropic has turned Claude into a true workplace hub, letting you spin up Asana tasks, preview Box files, draft polished Slack messages, and sketch Figma diagrams without ever leaving the chat window. It’s a glimpse of a future where your assistant isn’t just answering questions, but quietly running your workday. Let’s dive in!
In today’s insights:
Claude Becomes the Workplace Hub
Google turns search into chat
NVIDIA Backs CoreWeave to Build the Data Centers Behind the AI Boom
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CLAUDE
🧩 Claude Becomes the Workplace Hub
Evolving AI: Claude adds interactive workplace apps to become a central work interface.
Key Points:
Claude now runs interactive versions of tools like Slack, Asana, Figma, and Box inside its chat window.
MCP Apps lets developers add full interfaces to AI tools using a shared open standard.
The approach replaces screen-clicking automation with direct, app-level integration.
Details:
Anthropic has expanded Claude into an interactive workspace where users can build tasks in Asana, preview files from Box, draft formatted Slack messages, and sketch diagrams in Figma without leaving chat. The update relies on MCP Apps, an extension of the Model Context Protocol that lets connected tools display real interfaces inside AI products. This avoids fragile screen-based automation and replaces custom app links with a shared standard. The feature is live on web and desktop plans, with more integrations on the way.
Why It Matters:
If your day is Slack, Asana, Box, Figma, and Canva, Claude putting those tools inside the chat window means less tab hopping and more work getting finished in one place, with previews you can check before anything gets posted or changed. It’s a pretty clear bet that “chat” is turning into the front door for daily work, and MCP Apps is the glue that makes those plug-ins reusable across AI hosts instead of one-off integrations. The flip side: once your chat can reach into real systems, permissions and security hygiene stop being optional.
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GOOGLE
🔍 Google turns search into chat
Source: Google
Evolving AI: Google links search summaries with live AI conversations
Key Points:
Users can move from AI Overviews into ongoing AI Mode chats
Gemini 3 now runs AI Overviews across global search
Personal data links add context from Gmail and Photos
Details:
Google now lets people jump from AI Overviews straight into AI Mode for follow-up questions. The shift blends quick summaries with multi-turn chat in one flow. Gemini 3 becomes the default model for these summaries. Personal Intelligence adds context from Gmail, Photos, and search history, and inbox search now supports natural language queries for faster answers.
Why It Matters:
With this jump into AI Mode you can go from a quick summary right into a back-and-forth chat without leaving the search page, and that’s a big deal because people are already using AI Overviews on billions of searches a month and asking follow-ups more often than ever before It makes research feel less like jumping between tabs and more like having a conversation that picks up where you left off, which could save time for students, professionals, and anyone digging into a topic deeply — but it also pushes Google further into being a one-stop info hub, reshaping how we find and trust online answers
Evolving AI: NVIDIA backs CoreWeave to speed global AI factory growth by 2030.
Key Points:
NVIDIA invests $2B to deepen its partnership with CoreWeave.
The teams plan more than 5 gigawatts of new AI data centers by 2030.
New NVIDIA chips and software will roll out early across CoreWeave’s cloud.
Details:
NVIDIA and CoreWeave expanded their partnership to build large AI data centers, aiming past five gigawatts of capacity by 2030. NVIDIA added a $2 billion equity stake to support land, grid access, and construction. The firms will co-test CoreWeave’s control software and deploy Rubin GPUs, Vera CPUs, and BlueField systems early to handle training and inference for major enterprise clients.
Why It Matters:
If you’re building AI features, your biggest headache is often getting enough GPU time on a predictable schedule. NVIDIA’s fresh $2B buy-in and the plan for over 5 gigawatts of CoreWeave capacity points to a clear trend: chips are only half the battle, and the real choke points are land, grid hookups, and data center shells. For teams shipping training runs, video generation, search, or large-scale inference, that can mean shorter queues, steadier capacity planning, and faster rollout of new NVIDIA platforms like Rubin and Vera.
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