Dropbox adds AI features to help find and organize files(siliconangle.com)
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Plain summary
- Dropbox has added AI features that let users search for an image by describing what it looks like, ask questions about files, and get summaries of recent changes to folders.
- According to Dropbox, AI can change file formats, move folders, and combine multiple files into a PDF. Users can also link several actions into a single workflow.
- Dropbox also unveiled DBX Agent Cloud, where AI agents can store the data they need for their tasks. It plans to add features that manage files in folders and help AI process their contents more easily.
- Dropbox is acquiring Tigris Data, which provides data storage services across multiple clouds, for $350 million. Tigris claims that its service reads and writes data several times faster than competing products.
Editorial opinion
O: I suggest that team members who manage shared folders try asking AI to summarize last week's folder changes when organizing their weekly tasks.
X: The new AI productivity features will initially be available only to Standard and Advanced subscribers in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, so check your region and plan.
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