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Bond is an AI-powered Chief of Staff that aggregates tasks from Slack, email, and calendars into a prioritized to-do list.

James Wang provides step-by-step instructions for non-technical users to create AI agents using Claude and ChatGPT Projects, covering language learning, morning briefings, and meeting transcription pipelines.

Anthropic releases connectors and plugins for Claude Cowork, making the enterprise AI tool compatible with Google Drive, Gmail, DocuSign, and FactSet.

HSBC sends letters claiming emails are undelivered when their tracking pixels aren't loaded, despite the emails being delivered, highlighting flawed email tracking practices.

Google's Gemini AI assistant in Gmail can now create to-do lists from recent emails, with implications for user privacy.

AI coding agents like Claude Code now enable individuals to create personalized software for minor annoyances, such as a custom spam filter, at negligible cost.

Google's Personal Intelligence beta connects Gemini to Gmail, Photos, YouTube, and Search to provide personalized answers, rolling out to US AI Pro/Ultra subscribers.

Google will let Gmail users change their email addresses while keeping old addresses active and preserving all data.

Startups are recreating simplified clones of Amazon, Gmail, and other web services to train AI agents on how to perform real-world online tasks, aiming to replace human white-collar work.