Teaching an AI assistant a useful task is less helpful if every colleague has to teach it again. Strawberry, a Stockholm startup building a web browser with AI helpers, has released a version that lets teams share trained assistants. The company says an employee can train a helper to research customers and update a sales database, then make that knowledge available to coworkers who do not write code.
The helpers work across existing browser services. Strawberry says they ask permission before sending emails, publishing posts, or changing records. There is a free plan, with paid subscriptions starting at $20 a month. The practical test is whether a helper trained by one person can save a whole team time without adding more supervision.
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