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Dropbox plans to give DBX Agent Cloud more than S3-compatible object storage. The AI Insider says the company intends to add tools for agents to work with documents, images, audio and video, plus file-system features for managing files and maintaining continuity between sessions.
Why it mattersDropbox is also adding AI features to its core product: users can run tasks on files, choose between AI models and connect content to tools including ChatGPT and Claude. The updated experience has reached more than 70,000 teams, according to the report. That makes this more than an infrastructure play, though the agent capabilities are plans, not a finished service.
Discuss: Which matters more for useful AI agents: better access to company files, or the ability to act on them across sessions?
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