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Today in AI:
→ Claude draws charts and diagrams right in your chat
→ Google Maps gets its biggest AI upgrade in a decade
→ How to create your first visualization in Claude

Let's dive in..

Anthropic just rolled out interactive visualizations to all Claude users. Ask Claude to explain market trends, and it might draw you a chart. Walk through a process, and you could get a flowchart. The visuals appear right in the conversation, built with HTML and SVG, which means they load instantly and respond to hover and clicks.

What makes this different from Artifacts (Claude's existing tool for creating documents and code):

The feature also includes weather visuals when you ask about forecasts, formatted recipes with ingredients and steps, and the ability to interact with apps like Figma, Canva, and Slack directly in your chat.

This launched just three days after OpenAI added similar visual tools to ChatGPT. Google has had interactive charts in Gemini Ultra since December, but that costs $200/month. Claude's version is available to everyone.

For your team: If you're using Claude for planning, analysis, or explaining complex ideas to stakeholders, try asking it to visualize the data. It's faster than building slides yourself.

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Google announced Ask Maps and Immersive Navigation, and they're calling it the biggest navigation update in over a decade. Given that 2 billion people use Google Maps every month, this one matters.

Ask Maps lets you have actual conversations with your map. Instead of typing "coffee shops near me" and scrolling through results, you can ask things like:

Gemini analyzes location data, reviews, and photos from over 300 million places to build personalized answers. It even factors in your saved places and past searches.

Immersive Navigation redesigns the driving experience with detailed 3D visuals. Buildings, roads, and terrain appear in realistic renderings that help you understand complex intersections before you hit them. You can preview your destination before you leave, including where to park and which entrance to use. Anyone who's circled a building looking for the right door knows why that matters.

Both features work hands-free. Ask questions while driving without touching the screen: find restaurants, report hazards, add stops to your route.

For your team: If your work involves field visits, client meetings, or travel planning, this turns Maps from a search tool into a trip assistant. Worth testing for your next road trip or site visit too.

Claude's new visualizations feature is on by default. Here's how to get started:

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