Here’s the rapid-fire roundup you don’t want to miss: 👇
1. OpenAI has released GPT-Image-1 to developers through its API, allowing third-party apps to use ChatGPT’s popular image generation feature.
This model, which handles both text and images, powers the image creation tool that launched in ChatGPT in late March.
In its first week, users made over 700 million images with it.
2. xAI introduces Grok Studio with long-term memory
Grok Studio comes with a split-screen setup where you can create documents, apps, or games.
It also remembers your past chats, making it smarter over time.
3. Google launched Gemini 2.5 Flash — a fast, lightweight AI model
Despite being designed for speed and efficiency, Gemini 2.5 Flash ranks joint second in benchmark tests.
It’s performing on par with top-tier models like GPT-4.5 Preview and Grok-3.
This shows that even lighter models can now compete with the best in terms of quality and reasoning.
4. Nvidia plans to invest $500 billion in AI supercomputers in the U.S
Nvidia just announced a massive move — building $500 billion worth of AI supercomputers across the U.S.
5. Anthropic adds “Autonomous Research” powers to Claude
Claude can now search through Google Workspace, handle multi-step questions, and give you answers with proper sources.
It looks at your query from different angles, runs the research, and delivers responses in just minutes — giving you a solid mix of depth and speed for everyday tasks.
6. Nvidia and Google Cloud team up for on-prem Agentic AI
Nvidia and Google Cloud are partnering to bring agentic AI directly on-premises.
They’re using Google’s Gemini models, powered by Nvidia’s new Blackwell chips — combining strong AI reasoning with high-performance local computing.
7. AWS launches Amazon Nova Sonic
Amazon Nova Sonic is a cutting-edge speech-to-speech foundation model designed to enhance customer interactions and virtual assistants.
It enables more natural, human-like conversations with AI that understands context and delivers richer responses.
8. Kling AI launches Kling 2.0
Kling 2.0 comes with upgraded features:
– Better prompt understanding
– Enhanced character motion for smoother, more natural movements
– A Multi-Elements Editor to make video editing simpler and more intuitive
9. Canva drops Visual Suite 2.0 — its biggest launch yet
Canva's new Visual Suite 2.0 brings powerful AI features, allowing you to create documents, presentations, websites, and more, all within one design.
This is the company's most significant product release since its founding.
10. Microsoft boosts Copilot with new features
Microsoft has enhanced Copilot with Studio, which now allows you to create agents that can click and type across desktop or web interfaces.
Additionally, Vision in Edge now narrates everything on-screen in real time, making it more interactive and accessible.
11. Grok Vision has launched with powerful multimodal features.
Now, users can point their phone cameras at objects or surroundings and get real-time analysis right away.
Along with this, Grok Vision also added support for audio in multiple languages and a real-time search feature to make the experience even more interactive and helpful.
12. Perplexity Assistant is now available on iOS, after first launching on Android.
It comes with voice control and can connect with multiple apps.
The AI assistant can now help with tasks like making dinner reservations, booking rides, and setting reminders, making it even more useful for everyday needs.
13. Tavus has introduced a new, advanced lipsync model that brings unmatched realism to speech-to-video creation.
The model ensures perfect lip movements that match the audio, along with natural facial expressions, making the videos look much more lifelike.
14. OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Deep Research Mini, a lighter version that makes advanced research tools available to more users.
This smaller model keeps the main features but uses fewer resources.
When the limits for the full version are reached, user queries will automatically switch to the Mini version.
15. Genspark has launched AI Slides, a new tool that changes how presentations are made using a powerful agent-driven system.
The AI researches topics, creates supporting visuals like images and charts, and can turn different types of documents into professional-looking slide decks.
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They recently released Firebase Studio — an AI tool that can build and ship entire applications from a simple idea.
This isn’t just a code generator…
It’s a full-stack app builder powered by AI.
Here’s what you need to know: 🧵
1. Firebase Studio is a new cloud-based development platform made for building AI-powered apps. It brings everything you need into one place — from writing and testing your code to deploying and running apps in production.
It’s designed to save you time, reduce complexity, and help you create high-quality AI applications faster than ever. Whether you're just starting or scaling up, Firebase Studio makes the entire process smoother with built-in tools and automation.
2. Quickly Build AI Apps with Firebase Studio
Firebase Studio makes it easy to start building AI apps using simple prompts, images, or even sketches. Just use the App Prototyping agent to create working web app prototypes (starting with Next.js) in seconds.
When you click “Prototype this app,” it instantly creates a functional Next.js web app — not just the UI, but also the backend setup.
It also connects everything with Genkit and gives you a Gemini API key, so your AI features work right away without any extra setup.
Insane updates from:
🧠 OpenAI
🔍 Google
🧠 Claude
📱 Meta
…and more.
Here’s everything you need to know 👇
1. OpenAI is giving college students in the US and Canada free access to ChatGPT Plus until the end of May.
This $20/month plan includes advanced tools like GPT-4o (its most powerful AI model), image creation, voice features, and better research support — all for free during final exam season. The move is seen as part of OpenAI’s push to compete with rivals like Anthropic in the education space.
2. Google introduces CURIE, a new benchmark to test how well AI can handle scientific tasks.
CURIE stands for long-Context Understanding, Reasoning, and Information Extraction. It's designed to evaluate how large language models (LLMs) can solve complex scientific problems and support researchers in real-world scientific work.