VK is introducing generative artificial intelligence across its ecosystem to streamline tasks, spark creativity, and simplify daily workflows. The company described this move in a formal press statement, signaling a broader integration that touches several core VK services.
New AI-powered capabilities have begun to appear in Mail, Cloud, Notes, and Mail.ru Calendar, expanding how users interact with their messages, files, ideas, and schedules. These updates are designed to assist with routine activities, offer fresh creative prompts, and help users manage text more efficiently—from drafting to formatting—across multiple VK apps.
Beta versions of the latest features rely on a generative neural network model, extending the practical reach of VK services. The overarching aim is to take over repetitive tasks, inspire original ideas, and simplify common writing chores such as capitalizing titles and headlines while preserving user intent and tone.
In Mail.ru Mail, the AI will automatically summarize incoming emails and distill the essence of long messages. It will extract key ideas and present a concise brief, making it faster for users to grasp important points without wading through extended text. This capability also analyzes capitalized terms to deliver a clear synopsis that captures the main topics at a glance.
Within Mail.ru Cloud and Mail.ru Notes, the technology will assist in generating text on any topic, proposing ideas, and crafting posts suitable for social networks. Users can tap into AI help to brainstorm, outline, and draft content that aligns with their voice and objectives, whether for personal projects or professional updates.
The Mail.ru Calendar feature centers on celebrations and well-wishes, offering creative, thoughtful messages for upcoming birthdays and special occasions. It acts as a spark for personal notes and team acknowledgments, helping users convey warm sentiments with minimal effort.
Beta access to these features is available across mailbox apps. After logging in, users will receive instructions via email that explain how to enable and experiment with the new tools. The rollout approach emphasizes user choice, enabling gradual adoption while gathering feedback to refine performance and reliability.
In the Canadian and U.S. markets, these AI enhancements are framed as productivity boosters that respect user control and privacy. They aim to reduce mundane tasks, unlock creative potential, and support clearer communication across email, documents, notes, and calendars. As the technology matures, VK plans to broaden its capabilities based on real-world usage, accessibility, and evolving user needs.
Overall, the updates reflect a broader trend in digital services toward intelligent assistance that helps people manage information more effectively. By combining natural language understanding with practical automation, VK seeks to offer a cohesive experience where generating ideas, summarizing content, and organizing schedules feel effortless and intuitive. The company indicates ongoing improvements will continue to enhance accuracy, speed, and relevance as beta programs progress, with careful attention to user preferences and feedback.