Sunday AI round - AI whisperer Week 39
Olivier Mamet
October 12, 2025
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Hey it’s Oli,
Here’s a thought: What if you could finish your admin, draft your content, clean your inbox, and brainstorm your next campaign before lunch—with a team of AI tools that never ask for time off?
That’s not future talk anymore.
This week, I found 5 new tools that quietly handle the stuff that normally clogs your week. And of course, I’ve included the latest headlines from the AI space—straight from this week.
Let’s dive in 👇
Welcome to Sunday AI roundup
1. The Auto-Pilot Researcher 🔍
Glean Work Hub – AI Knowledge Search Engine for Teams
What It Does: Glean just launched their new “Work Hub,” an internal Google-style search bar for your team’s tools—Slack, Docs, Notion, everything. Ask a question and get an answer, even if it’s buried in a 3-month-old thread.
2. The Instant Demo Creator 🎥
Guidde – AI-Powered Visual SOPs
What It Does: Guidde records your screen and instantly turns it into a clean, narrated tutorial with subtitles and steps. Perfect for client onboarding, team SOPs, or training videos.
👉 Try Guidde to build tutorials in minutes
3. The Meeting-to-Action Engine 📋
Noota.io – AI Call Transcription & Action Tracking
What It Does: Noota not only transcribes meetings—it pulls out tasks, decisions, and action items, and lets you assign them. One meeting → structured follow-up, instantly.
👉 Make every meeting count with Noota
4. The Memory for Devs 🧠
Pieces for Developers – On-Device AI for Engineers
What It Does: Pieces saves your code snippets, notes, and context—then feeds it to your LLM locally. It’s like “AI with long-term memory” that doesn’t need the cloud.
5. The Voice Note Summarizer 🎙️
SpeakNotes – Turn Audio into Structured Notes
What It Does: Drop in a voice memo, podcast, or meeting—and get a clean summary with topics, key takeaways, and timestamps. Great for busy professionals and content teams.
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Bite-Sized News 📰
📸 Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (Nano Banana)
Google's latest image model now live—faster rendering, better realism, and it includes invisible watermarking for safer use.
🧠 Microsoft adds AI agents to GitHub Copilot
These new AI dev tools help migrate and refactor old code—cutting legacy tech debt migration time by up to 88%.
📊 Algolia launches Agent Studio
Dev teams can now build custom AI-powered search agents with domain-specific tuning. Big win for enterprise search UX.
🔍 OpenAI releases “Memory Controls” for ChatGPT
You can now toggle memory off/on, and see what ChatGPT remembers—bringing more transparency to long-term use.
💡 Claude 3.5 on the horizon
Anthropic quietly confirmed their next-gen LLM is in final testing—early users report better reasoning, longer memory, and smoother code handling.
That’s it for this week!
These tools and updates are ready to help you take on the week ahead with less stress and more impact. Let’s make it a great one!
Oli