ONLYOFFICE lancia DocSpace 3.6 e Docs 9.2, un avanzamento significativo che introduce agenti AI e migliora la sua piattaforma collaborativa. Con questo aggiornamento, ONLYOFFICE stabilisce un nuovo standard di produttività intelligente, sicura e fluida per team e organizzazioni in tutto il mondo.

Introduzione degli agenti AI in ONLYOFFICE DocSpace 3.6

Il punto forte di DocSpace 3.6 è l’integrazione degli agenti AI, che offrono assistenza intelligente direttamente nel flusso di lavoro dell’utente. Gli agenti possono analizzare file, generare contenuti, cercare informazioni e gestire l’ambiente DocSpace organizzando file e aggiungendo utenti. Questa funzione semplifica la gestione dei progetti e migliora la collaborazione, consentendo agli utenti di interagire con l’AI in un’interfaccia di chat dedicata, rendendo le attività quotidiane più rapide ed efficienti.

La configurazione degli agenti è semplice grazie alla nuova sezione Impostazioni AI. Gli utenti possono collegare un provider di intelligenza artificiale, abilitare l’ONLYOFFICE DocSpace MCP Server per permettere agli agenti di gestire gli elementi dell’area di lavoro e attivare una knowledge base per ricerche intelligenti, basate su domande, all’interno dei propri dati.

ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.2: modifica più efficiente e maggiore personalizzazione

L’aggiornamento di ONLYOFFICE Docs 9.2 punta a perfezionare l’esperienza di editing. Una novità chiave è l’integrazione del controllo ortografico e grammaticale basato su AI tramite l’apposito plugin che aiuta a creare documenti impeccabili con facilità. L’update introduce anche nuove opzioni di personalizzazione, tra cui la possibilità di configurare scorciatoie da tastiera e registrare macro per automatizzare attività ripetitive. Migliora anche la modifica dei PDF, ora con la possibilità di personalizzare il colore di oscuramento per gestire informazioni sensibili.

Desktop Editors 9.2: l’AI arriva anche sul desktop

L’app ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors 9.2 eredita la maggior parte delle nuove funzioni della suite self-hosted, incluse scorciatoie personalizzabili e registrazione delle macro. La novità più importante è l’arrivo degli agenti AI anche nell’esperienza desktop. Questi agenti possono assistere in molte attività: rispondere a domande, aiutare nella scrittura, generare nuovi documenti e automatizzare la compilazione dei moduli PDF. L’app desktop supporta diversi provider, inclusi modelli locali tramite Ollama, garantendo la privacy dei dati.

Questi aggiornamenti confermano l’impegno di ONLYOFFICE nel fornire una suite di produttività versatile e potente. Integrando AI avanzata e offrendo maggiore flessibilità, ONLYOFFICE permette ai team di collaborare meglio e raggiungere nuovi livelli di efficienza.

Informazioni su ONLYOFFICE

ONLYOFFICE, un progetto open-source dedicato a soluzioni office avanzate e sicure, conta oltre 15 milioni di utenti in tutto il mondo ed è riconosciuto per la sua innovazione nel settore degli uffici online. L’ecosistema ONLYOFFICE include editor collaborativi per documenti di testo, fogli di calcolo, presentazioni, moduli e PDF, oltre a una piattaforma collaborativa basata su stanze. In qualità di azienda internazionale, ONLYOFFICE conta dipendenti e contributor in tutto il mondo, con uffici in Asia, Americhe e Europa.

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Israel announces it will open the Rafah border crossing but only for Palestinians leaving. Hamas to hand over the body of another Israeli captive. Over 200 prominent cultural figures sign a letter calling for the release of Palestinian political prisoner Marwan Barghouti. ICE begins targeting Somali Americans in Minnesota. President Donald Trump gives this new antagonism rhetorical support, calling Ilhan Omar and Somalis in general “garbage.” Trump Department of Justice official Harmeet Dillon slanders Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani as an “antisemitic demagogue,” and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton blames youth solidarity with Palestine on TikTok. Israel launders its talking points through actress Noa Tishby and her foundation, a new report alleges, and may have violated FARA in the process. Trump admin threatens to cut off SNAP funding in blue states. ICE moves toward a “mega-warehouse” detention facility. Ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is released from prison after a Trump pardon. Centrist candidate Salvador Nasralla takes a slim lead in Honduras’ elections. More violence in Pakistan’s northwest. The Ukrainian military disputes Russian claims of gains in the Donbas. Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to cut off Ukrainian access to the sea. Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces are systematically holding trapped residents for ransom in El-Fasher. Venezuela resumes repatriation flights. The Philippine military is using U.S. hardware in its counter-insurgency efforts, a new Drop Site report shows. As the feds closed in on Jeffrey Epstein, he estimated in a private email that there might be as many as 20 underage victims, Saagar Enjeti reports for Drop Site.

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2025-12-03 16:01:07

Israel to open Rafah crossing for exits only; RSF holding trapped El-Fasher residents for ransom; ICE plans for mega warehouse detention centers

Israel announces it will open the Rafah border crossing but only for Palestinians leaving. Hamas to hand over the body of another Israeli captive. Over 200 prominent cultural figures sign a letter calling for the release of Palestinian political prisoner Marwan Barghouti. ICE begins targeting Somali Americans in Minnesota. President Donald Trump gives this new antagonism rhetorical support, calling Ilhan Omar and Somalis in general “garbage.” Trump Department of Justice official Harmeet Dillon slanders Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani as an “antisemitic demagogue,” and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton blames youth solidarity with Palestine on TikTok. Israel launders its talking points through actress Noa Tishby and her foundation, a new report alleges, and may have violated FARA in the process. Trump admin threatens to cut off SNAP funding in blue states. ICE moves toward a “mega-warehouse” detention facility. Ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández is released from prison after a Trump pardon. Centrist candidate Salvador Nasralla takes a slim lead in Honduras’ elections. More violence in Pakistan’s northwest. The Ukrainian military disputes Russian claims of gains in the Donbas. Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to cut off Ukrainian access to the sea. Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces are systematically holding trapped residents for ransom in El-Fasher. Venezuela resumes repatriation flights. The Philippine military is using U.S. hardware in its counter-insurgency efforts, a new Drop Site report shows. As the feds closed in on Jeffrey Epstein, he estimated in a private email that there might be as many as 20 underage victims, Saagar Enjeti reports for Drop Site.

Israel to open Rafah crossing for exits only; RSF holding trapped El-Fasher residents for ransom; ICE plans for mega warehouse detention centers

Drop Site Daily: December 3, 2025

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BAGGAO, Philippines—Black Hawk and ATAK helicopters swooped overhead and began firing into the mountains on an early February afternoon. Farmers tilling crops and tending their water buffalo ran for cover, taking shelter as the helicopters strafed the area. In a nearby town square, onlookers recorded with their phones, gasping as explosions ripped across the horizon. A Bell AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter later made rounds in the area, witnesses said, as soldiers sequestered farmers in shelters. They were kept from their farms for weeks as their harvest wilted and died.

It’s a scene that has become a monthly occurrence in the rural Philippines, beginning in early 2023 and continuing today. The military said it was pursuing rebels from the communist New People’s Army (NPA), a designated terrorist group active since 1969, when Jose Maria Sison founded the New People’s Army—a Maoist group waging an armed rebellion primarily based in rural areas. The military and NPA have been in conflict ever since, despite several rounds of failed peace talks, most recently in 2023.

But since 2023, the Philippine military has started using advanced attack helicopters and fighter jets supplied wholly, or in part, by the United States, in a rapid escalation of counterinsurgency operations that have tormented rural communities and led to numerous potential international humanitarian law violations that could trigger policies preventing U.S. military aid, according to dozens of witnesses and experts who spoke to Drop Site News.

Washington says it is arming its ally to defend against Chinese aggression, but the U.S.-manufactured helicopters have so far been used solely on domestic targets.