Google brings AI Inbox to Gmail with Gemini-powered summaries

Google brings AI Inbox to Gmail with Gemini-powered summaries

Google has announced the rollout of AI Overviews for Gmail, leveraging its Gemini AI technology to help users manage growing email volumes. The feature aims to provide concise summaries of lengthy email threads and respond to user queries using natural language, reducing the need for manual searches. Conversation summaries are now accessible to all Gmail…

Crimson litigation AI playbook: From task-level tools to matter-wide intelligence

AI litigation platform Crimson has today (8 January) published its Litigation AI Playbook 2026, setting out how artificial intelligence is now being used across the lifecycle of disputes, examining its impact on early case assessment through advocacy, pricing, professional conduct and judicial expectations.   Over the past year, Crimson’s CEO Mark Feldner says the company spoken with more than 200 litigation partners, innovation managers…

AI Tools for Teachers That Drive Efficiencies

AI Tools for Teachers That Drive Efficiencies

Artificial Intelligence can help teachers be more productive, adding time back to their day by assisting with everything from lesson planning to writing recommendations and even providing curriculum development ideas. Questions remain, though, about how to use these tools responsibly, securely and effectively. Schools, and teachers themselves, need a proactive approach to responsible AI use…

If AI can’t hear you, it can’t help you: why clear audio drives real productivity

If AI can’t hear you, it can’t help you: why clear audio drives real productivity

Selecting the right audio technology that builds bridges between people-led teams and AI agents is a strategic move in today’s AI-powered workplace. It shapes how teams connect, create, and become more productive. Collaboration technology must do more than enable conversations, it must empower every participant to contribute equally, regardless of location, while ensuring AI tools…

Better Futures AI Tool Boosts Engineer Productivity

Better Futures AI Tool Boosts Engineer Productivity

Engineers’ Productivity Bottleneck Engineers seek to innovate; however, regulations, company structures, and routine administrative tasks often hinder this process. Recent studies indicate that engineer productivity ranges from 25%–30%, with much of their time spent on low-level documentation such as assessing test plans. Administrative work slows down product development, delaying innovations from reaching the market. Generative…

How AI Content Detection Tools Are Supporting Technical Documentation

How AI Content Detection Tools Are Supporting Technical Documentation

Have you ever felt unsure if the content in your technical document is fully written by your team or partly generated using AI tools?  With so many people using AI to write faster these days, it’s a common question in tech teams. When you’re working on software documentation, internal process docs, or user manuals, the…

Lenovo unveils the AI tools it hopes will supercharge your productivity at work

Lenovo unveils the AI tools it hopes will supercharge your productivity at work

Lenovo has unveiled a range of new AI-powered tools at CES 2026 which it hopes will improve productivity for workers across the world. As part of its CES 2026 keynote, the company revealed a number of new releases, including Lenovo Qira, a new “personal AI platform” aimed at allowing greater continuity across your smartphone, PC…

AI Tools May Slow Experienced Developers Instead Of Boosting Productivity, Study Finds Tasks Take 19% Longer With Assistance: Report

AI Tools May Slow Experienced Developers Instead Of Boosting Productivity, Study Finds Tasks Take 19% Longer With Assistance: Report

An experiment shows that AI tools, widely touted as productivity boosters, may actually slow down experienced software developers instead of speeding up their work. AI Tools Increase Task Completion In July 2025, in the study conducted by nonprofit research group Model Evaluation and Threat Research (METR), 16 software developers with an average of five years’…