Introducing Dropbox AI Search for Seamless File Retrieval

Dropbox AI Search is here to revolutionize the way you find files in your Dropbox account. It uses machine learning to understand the context of your files, so you can search for them in a more natural way.

With AI Search, you can search for files based on their content, not just their names or metadata. This means you can type in a word or phrase, and AI Search will show you all the relevant files, even if they don't contain that exact word in their name.

Imagine being able to search for a file by typing in a sentence that describes it, rather than just its title. This is what AI Search makes possible, and it's a game-changer for anyone who's ever struggled to find a specific file in a crowded Dropbox account.

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Dropbox AI is a powerful tool that can summarise videos and pieces of text to save you time.

In its early stage, Dropbox AI could only summarise individual files, but now it can do the same across your entire Dropbox account.

Users can type a question in the Dropbox search bar and the tool will search through their account to find what they need and summarise it for them.

The tool can also use natural language prompts to follow commands, such as ‘Show me X file from yesterday’.

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Dropbox Dash is a search function that connects to users' apps, tools, and content in a single search bar. It helps users find what they're looking for fast.

It supports keyword and semantic search, so users don't have to type in long file titles to retrieve the information they need. This makes searching much more efficient.

Dropbox Dash can also use generative AI to gather and summarize relevant information from connected apps, files, and content. This gets users the information they need quickly and easily.

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Dropbox AI is now capable of summarizing files across a user's entire account, not just individual files.

This means users can type a question in the Dropbox search bar and the tool will search through their account to find what they need and summarize it for them.

The tool can also use natural language prompts to follow commands like 'Show me X file from yesterday'.