Introducing Dropbox Dash and Dropbox AI | Dropbox

Drew Houston, co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, introduces new AI-powered product experiences with Dropbox Dash (universal search) and Dropbox AI—to help customers find focus, save time, and work more effectively.

Dropbox is the one place to keep life organized and keep work moving. With more than 700 million registered users across 180 countries, we're on a mission to design a more enlightened way of working.

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[luxomoore]

And if I don't want Dropbox scraping my text files, is that an option?

[JanLandy]

I just wonder about security. Dropbox is going to know everything about me and my company, It would be devastating if a bad actor could tap into my Dash. Where is the Dash AI data stored? He left that out of the video. Never once did he mention security. What do you think?

[tsantajulio-gffv]

It's crucial to maintain data security while using platforms like Dropbox and OpenAI. Employing robust password practices, enabling two-factor authentication, and staying vigilant about sharing sensitive information are essential steps to safeguard your data privacy. Regularly reviewing privacy settings and keeping software updated adds an extra layer of protection against potential vulnerabilities.

[qoldies]

I don't get the various critical remarks, I've used Dropbox from the very beginning, love it, and need it everyday.

[kym_oz]

I like dropbox but I dont like the Ceo talking this much.

[paulabevan]

All I was looking for yesterday, was seven images I needed into a separate file I could not even do it it was odd I tried move set a separate folder to a few images in which I needed to send to separate. Client know it moved all of them. What was in that file is about 90 to 100 images. Why is it so difficult to do that?

[rodi]

So dropbox is becoming a Slack? Does slack become a Dropbox?

[theendoffaith]

All security goes out of the door with AI 🤖 as soon as you sign up with Dropbox Dash will ask you to grant it permission to your emails, your files and any application you synchronize with Dropbox in other words total access to your information…

I am not trying to fool myself, I know that all of our information is traveling/moving everywhere on many servers in the hands of many companies. However, this is totally new bot with arguably self-awareness will have access to your information with the most likely ability to make arbitrary decisions.

Maybe I'm being a little paranoid but I will use these tools very carefully.

[tinhead]

Can't trust that Dropbox is private or secure or anything less than a spying tool given Condoleezza Rice's involvement with the company. Video makes my spine tingle.

[ianmbogo]

Congratulations Dropbox. You have given us a more practical usage for AI. It can read our personal documents and give us answers. The upgrade to read entire folders and entire Dropbox will be the biggest plus because our productivity will increase tenfold.
(PC search like Windows search is much dumber now😆🤣. Their search yields nothing.)

[RakotondrazafyMiora-xlwo]

Extraordinary, the most underrated video

[JohnKimock]

Worst company. Happy to take your money even if what they offer does not work on your computer. No help from customer service.

[hazrddesign]

Signed up for the Dash waitlist. Interested to see how it predicts my work patterns.

[Clarity-]

This looks amazing! I signed up.

But it still makes me cringe when engineers get giddy over AIs making art. It's so not cool.

[srikkanthank]

I love Dropbox and I have been a customer for long.

[BackwardsMovies]

Good stuff! Thank you for your great work! Will it be able to analize images and videos as well?

[MichaelSkinner-ej]

Dropbox is incredibly proud of it. I never give anyone access to my personal files. And my personal files are fairly mundane

[KB-lrpl]

Too much talking. Get to the point. And how is there still no shared calendar?

[dantaylor]

Extraordinary! Ai o my own files! The most underrated video..

[BenWeeks-ca]

Sounds good. Still remember the story of Dropbox turning down Apple. Glad you're still doing your own thing.