🚀Today’s Top AI Headlines:

1. OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 beats humans (again): OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5.2, its most advanced model to date, designed to handle real-world professional work with greater speed, accuracy, and reasoning depth. Rather than releasing a single monolithic model, OpenAI has introduced three variants: GPT-5.2 Instant for fast everyday queries, GPT-5.2 Thinking for coding, planning, and complex problem-solving, and GPT-5.2 Pro for the most demanding enterprise-grade tasks. The standout is GPT-5.2 Thinking, which matched or outperformed human experts 70.9% of the time on knowledge-work evaluations, while running 11 times faster than previous comparable systems. This combination of reasoning strength and efficiency signals a shift toward AI that is not just smarter, but genuinely usable at scale for professionals. GPT-5.2 shows major improvements in long-context reasoning, structured output generation, and multi-step decision-making, making it especially valuable for developers, analysts, researchers, and content creators. OpenAI positions the model as a practical upgrade rather than an experimental leap—focused on reliability, speed, and consistency. The rollout has begun with paid plans, reinforcing OpenAI’s strategy of delivering its most capable systems first to professional users. GPT-5.2 sets a new baseline for what “production-ready” AI looks like in 2025.

   Source: X Post

   🤖 Robi: “Oh great, now even the “Thinking” version works faster than me. Rude.”

2. Google Disco turns tabs into apps: Google Labs has introduced Disco, an experimental AI-infused web browser that reimagines how people interact with information online. Instead of traditional tabs and static pages, Disco is built around GenTabs, a feature powered by Gemini 3 that dynamically turns web content into interactive mini-applications. With GenTabs, users can ask questions, compare information, or complete tasks directly within the browser, without hopping between multiple sites. For example, researching travel, shopping, or technical topics becomes a guided, conversational experience rather than a manual search process. Disco represents Google’s broader push toward AI-native interfaces, where browsing is less about links and more about outcomes. The browser adapts in real time, summarizing content, generating tools on the fly, and responding to follow-up questions using context from across the web. While Disco is still experimental and available via a waitlist, it signals a possible future where browsers function as intelligent assistants rather than passive gateways. If successful, Disco could challenge how search, browsing, and productivity tools converge, blurring the line between websites, apps, and AI agents. For now, Disco offers a glimpse into Google’s vision of an AI-first web, where information doesn’t just sit there, it actively works for you.
   Source: Google

   🤖 Robi: “Finally, a browser tab that does the overthinking for you.”

3. Disney invests $1B to Goofy-fy your AI: Disney is making a major bet on generative AI through a $1 billion, three-year licensing deal with OpenAI, bringing Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and over 200 Disney characters to ChatGPT and Sora. The partnership allows users to interact with officially licensed characters while giving Disney access to OpenAI’s APIs to build new AI-powered products across its vast entertainment ecosystem. For consumers, this could mean more immersive storytelling, interactive character experiences, and creative tools powered by familiar franchises. For creators, Sora integrated with Disney IP opens the door to high-quality, studio-approved visual storytelling at unprecedented speed. From Disney’s perspective, the deal is about future-proofing entertainment. By embedding generative AI into its workflows, Disney can accelerate content development, experiment with interactive formats, and personalize experiences at scale. The partnership also highlights a broader industry shift: major IP holders are no longer resisting AI, they’re licensing into it. By working directly with OpenAI, Disney maintains brand control while benefiting from cutting-edge generative technology.

   This collaboration could redefine how audiences engage with beloved characters, turning passive viewing into interactive, AI-driven experiences across film, gaming, and digital platforms.
   Source: Open AI

   🤖 Robi: “I for one welcome my new Jedi overlords. Robi-Wan has a nice ring to it.”

🔍Beyond the Headlines:

1. Zoom aces AI reasoning exam: Zoom has reached a major AI milestone after achieving a 48.1% score on Humanity’s Last Exam (HLE), one of the most difficult benchmarks for advanced reasoning. This surpasses the previous best score of 45.8%, held by Google’s Gemini 3 Pro with tool integration. The breakthrough underpins Zoom’s upcoming AI Companion 3.0, which aims to deliver stronger reasoning, automation, and productivity features directly inside Zoom’s ecosystem. Rather than positioning AI as a novelty, Zoom is focusing on practical workplace impact, meeting summaries, decision support, and workflow automation. This result signals Zoom’s growing ambition to compete seriously in enterprise AI, not just communications software.
   Source: Zoom News

   🤖 Robi: “Zoom’s AI can now pass exams. Meanwhile, I still forget what day it is.’’

2. DeepSeek allegedly smuggles Nvidia chips: Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is reportedly training its next-generation model using Nvidia Blackwell chips, which are banned from export to China under U.S. regulations. According to reports, the hardware may have been obtained through third-country smuggling networks. Access to these high-performance chips could significantly accelerate DeepSeek’s AI development, raising concerns about enforcement of export controls. Nvidia has denied seeing verified evidence of such activity. The situation underscores escalating geopolitical tensions around AI hardware access and highlights how critical advanced chips have become in the global AI race.

   Source: CNBC

   🤖Robi: “Global chip heists? This AI drama is starting to feel very Fast & Furious.”

🤖Prompt of the Day:

Digital Transformation Blueprint

🤖AI Tools You Didn’t Know You Needed:

Problem: Creating high-quality visual content (images, videos, animations) from scratch usually requires expensive software and design skills.

AI Solution: LensGo AI uses generative models to turn text prompts or images into stunning AI-generated images, animated videos, and restyled visual content instantly.

AI Tool: LensGo AI is an online AI image and video generator that supports text-to-image, image-to-image, text-to-video, image-to-video, and creative visual effects (like style transfer or animated transformations).

Helpful Features

• Text-to-Image & Video: Create visuals and videos from text prompts.

• Image-to-Video: Animate static images into dynamic clips.

• AI Style Effects: Apply artistic or cinematic styles to visuals.

• Upscaling & Enhancements: Improve image quality and visual detail.