Google integrated a new image editing model called Nano Banana into the Gemini app, enabling users to edit photos while maintaining consistent appearance of people and pets across multiple versions. The model is described as the top-rated image editing model available, with capabilities including multi-turn editing, photo blending, and style transfer. Users can now apply costume changes, background modifications, and complex edits while preserving specific elements of their photos, with all generated images marked by visible and invisible watermarks.
OpenAI has acquired Software Applications Incorporated, the developer of Sky, a natural language interface for Mac. Sky will be integrated into ChatGPT to enable users to perform actions directly on their desktop through natural language commands. The acquisition allows ChatGPT to access deeper macOS capabilities and provide more contextual, action-oriented responses on Apple computers.
OpenAI has added a company knowledge feature to ChatGPT that pulls information from business applications to provide organization-specific answers with citations. The feature is available immediately to Business, Enterprise, and Edu plan subscribers. Users can now access work-relevant data within ChatGPT while maintaining security controls and administrative oversight of what information gets shared.
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