🚀Today’s Top AI Headlines:

1. ChatGPT Adds Free Memory + Codex Tools OpenAI now offers “lightweight memory” to free ChatGPT users, allowing limited personalization and context retention between chats. Meanwhile, Plus subscribers gain expanded access to Codex tools, including internet browsing, code execution, and smart agent support. This rollout significantly enhances developer workflows, making the assistant more interactive and functional for advanced use cases like debugging, documentation, and automation.
   Source: LiveMint

   🤖 Robi: "Lightweight memory and new tools? ChatGPT’s becoming that coworker who remembers everything... selectively."

2. NotebookLM Adds Sharing Google’s NotebookLM now supports public and private sharing of AI-powered notebooks. Users can generate smart study guides, research docs, or instruction manuals and send viewable links to friends or teams. The update boosts collaboration and makes NotebookLM more practical for group projects, self-publishing, or AI-curated learning collections.
   Source: The Verge

   🤖 Robi: "Your AI notes just went viral. Group projects will never be the same again."

3. HeyGen Launches AI Studio HeyGen’s new AI Studio gives users full control over avatars allowing tweaks in gestures, tone, and speech style through natural language. Future updates will add features like camera switching and B-roll insertion. The tool is aimed at creators and brands looking for more customizable video content with minimal production time.
   Source: BusinessWire

   🤖 Robi: "You can now direct your avatar like a diva. Lights, camera, algorithm!"

🔍Beyond the Headlines:

1. H Company Debuts 3 Agents Stealth startup H Company just unveiled three powerful AI agents: Surfer H (for browsing), Runner H (for workflows), and Tester H (for QA testing). The agents boast 92% success rates and 5.5x cost efficiency. Backed by $220M in funding from Amazon, Samsung, and Eric Schmidt, H Company aims to commercialize dependable enterprise AI tools.
   Source: Sifted

   🤖 Robi: "Three AI agents walk into a startup... and walk out with $220M."

2. Bengio Starts LawZero Yoshua Bengio, a pioneer in deep learning, launched LawZero an AI safety lab with $30M in funding. The lab will focus on building “non-agentic” models that avoid deceptive behavior and give probabilistic answers. It aims to monitor LLMs and promote standards for trustworthy AI design amid growing global concerns around autonomy and misuse.
   Source: The Guardian

   🤖 Robi: "Bengio’s building a lie detector for LLMs. Finally, some accountability in the code."

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