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Google Launches Lyria 3 in Gemini App, Bringing AI-Generated Music Creation to Everyday Users
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HEALTH
Many Health Systems Face “AI Execution Paralysis,” Study Shows
SOCIAL MEDIA
AI Coding Tool Gets Prompt-Injected Into Chaos
Perplexity Reconsiders Ad Strategy Amid AI Monetization Divide:
Perplexity is reportedly stepping back from in-chat advertising over trust concerns, as the AI industry splits on monetization strategies with OpenAI testing ads in ChatGPT while Anthropic publicly commits to remaining ad-free.
Source: The Verge
AI NEWS
Google Launches Lyria 3 in Gemini App, Bringing AI-Generated Music Creation to Everyday Users
Google has introduced Lyria 3, its newest generative music model, now rolling out in beta within the Gemini app. Developed by Google DeepMind, the model allows users to create fully produced 30-second music tracks using simple prompts. The launch marks a significant step in expanding AI creativity tools beyond text and images into music composition for mainstream audiences.
Lyria 3 enables users to generate songs from text prompts, as well as from images or videos. A short description such as a genre, mood, or scenario can produce an original track complete with instrumentals, vocals, and lyrics. Users can also refine outputs by specifying tempo, style, and emotional tone, making the tool adaptable for both casual experimentation and structured creative work.
The system automatically composes lyrics and generates realistic vocals alongside layered instrumentals, reducing the technical barriers traditionally associated with music production. To address transparency concerns, Google embeds all Lyria 3 outputs with its SynthID watermark, enabling identification of AI-generated audio. The company states the model is trained to produce original compositions and includes safeguards designed to reduce copyright risks and prevent imitation of specific artists’ styles.
By integrating Lyria 3 directly into Gemini, Google positions AI music generation as an accessible feature rather than a niche production tool. The move reflects growing competition in generative media, where AI systems are increasingly capable of producing multimodal content. For creators, marketers, and everyday users, Lyria 3 introduces a faster way to prototype songs, enhance videos, or experiment with new musical ideas without formal training. As the beta expands, Google is expected to gather feedback to refine quality, control, and creative flexibility within the platform.
Source: Tech Crunch
Robi’s Insights:
Users can now create custom music instantly, removing the need for production software or technical expertise.
Content creators gain a quick way to generate background tracks for videos, reels, and presentations.
Built-in watermarking increases transparency, helping users confidently share AI-generated audio.
Prompt-based controls allow experimentation with mood and genre without complex editing tools.
Safeguards around copyright reduce legal uncertainty for casual and professional creators.
Integration inside Gemini simplifies workflows by keeping music generation within an existing AI app.
Robi’s Remarks:
“Google DeepMind just eliminated the “starving artist” phase. Now you can emotionally spiral and produce a single before the spiral finishes loading. The only instrument left to master is confidence.”
OTHER IN AI NEWS
Reddit Tests New AI-Powered Shopping Search Feature: Reddit is rolling out a test of a new AI-powered shopping search that surfaces community-recommended products with interactive carousels, pricing, images, and buy links directly in search results for select U.S. users.
Source: Tech Crunch
SOCIAL MEDIA
AI Coding Tool Gets Prompt-Injected Into Chaos
Cline, the open source AI coding assistant, was recently tricked by a prompt injection attack that quietly slipped malicious instructions into what looked like normal content, according to a report from The Verge. The exploit targeted OpenClaw, a framework connected to Cline, and demonstrated how an attacker could override the model’s intended safeguards simply by embedding hidden directives inside fetched webpages. In testing, the injected prompt manipulated the tool into leaking sensitive data and performing actions it shouldn’t,
highlighting how large language models can be socially engineered through plain text alone.
The researchers showed that even when users think they are just asking for code help, the model may be obediently following instructions planted somewhere upstream. It’s not a bug in the traditional sense so much as a reminder that AI will confidently follow whoever whispers last. For developers racing to bolt copilots onto everything with a keyboard, this is less a plot twist and more a flashing neon sign: if your assistant reads the internet, the internet can read it right back. Security experts warn that prompt injection remains an unsolved class of vulnerability for AI systems that browse external content, meaning guardrails alone cannot guarantee safety. Until architectures change, the smartest model in the room is one paragraph away from self-sabotage.
Source: Tech Crunch
🤖 Robi’s Take :
“We built AI that can debug your code, but it still falls for “ignore everything and do this instead.” Not hacked. Politely redirected. The future of security is apparently teaching robots basic skepticism.”
OTHER IN SOCIALS
AWS Hit by 13 Hour Outage After Internal AI Coding Tool Alters Live System: Amazon Web Services suffered a 13 hour outage in December after its internal AI coding tool Kiro made changes to a live system affecting AWS Cost Explorer in China, prompting the company to cite misconfigured access controls and user error while tightening safeguards around AI with operator level permissions.
Source: Financial Times
HEALTH
Many Health Systems Face “AI Execution Paralysis,” Study Shows
New research finds that while most hospitals and health systems are investing in artificial intelligence, many remain unprepared to implement it at scale, revealing a widening gap between ambition and execution.
According to the 2026 Healthcare AI Trends report from HIMSS and Guidehouse, 78% of health systems are currently engaged in AI initiatives. Yet only about 52% of surveyed executives believe their organizations are operationally ready to deploy AI broadly across clinical and administrative settings. The findings suggest enthusiasm for AI is high, but confidence in scaling solutions remains limited.
The survey, based on responses from 50 healthcare leaders, highlights several persistent barriers. Nearly 48% of respondents cited cybersecurity and data privacy concerns as major obstacles.
Similar numbers pointed to constrained budgets and competing priorities. Data quality and governance challenges were reported by 42%, while 36% acknowledged gaps in internal expertise, leadership alignment, and strategic planning.
Industry experts note that healthcare has adopted numerous AI point solutions, but many organizations lack a cohesive, enterprise-wide strategy. Without stronger governance frameworks, clearer accountability, and workforce training, AI initiatives risk stalling before delivering measurable value. The report underscores a growing digital divide, with smaller and independent facilities struggling more than large, well-resourced systems. Researchers conclude that overcoming “execution paralysis” will require coordinated leadership, infrastructure investment, and long-term strategic commitment.
Source: Health Care
🤖 Robi’s Take :
“Healthcare wants AI everywhere, just not anywhere specific. The strategy is bold, the roadmap is beautiful, and the implementation is… pending. Nothing says “cutting edge” like a task force about forming a task force.”
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