🚀Today’s Top AI Headlines:

1. Nvidia Launches Cheaper Blackwell Nvidia is developing a lower-cost version of its Blackwell GPU to comply with U.S. export restrictions and retain access to China’s AI chip market. While offering slightly reduced performance, the new chip allows Nvidia to maintain a foothold in China's AI infrastructure scene, balancing innovation and regulatory compliance amidst growing geopolitical tensions.

   Source: Reuters

   🤖 Robi: "When your GPU has a passport setting, welcome to 2025."

2. Vercel Unveils Dev AI Vercel has launched v0-1.0-md, an AI model built to assist developers with code generation and debugging. Tailored for frontend stacks like Next.js and Tailwind, it integrates with GitHub for seamless workflows. Priced from $20/month, it targets teams aiming to accelerate product cycles, reduce bugs, and boost productivity in modern web development environments.

   Source: MSN

   🤖 Robi: "Your dev stack just got a caffeinated intern who doesn’t sleep."

3. Google Expands Veo 3 Google’s Veo 3 video generation model is now live in 71 countries via the Gemini interface and Flow tool. The model creates realistic, cinematic videos from text prompts, including lip-syncing, sound effects, and lighting control. With this launch, Google positions itself strongly in AI-powered content creation, targeting filmmakers, marketers, and digital creators.

   Source: The Technology Express

   🤖 Robi: "Now you can shoot a movie with nothing but Wi-Fi and imagination."

🔍Beyond the Headlines:

1. NotebookLM Gets Video Mode NotebookLM now includes “Video Overviews,” transforming documents into brief animated video summaries. Users can input PDFs, text, or images and receive concise, AI-generated visual recaps. Combined with existing audio support, this feature makes understanding complex material easier. Currently in English only, the update represents Google’s push toward multimodal learning experiences for mobile and desktop users.

   Source: TechCrunch

   🤖 Robi: "From PDF to Pixar—NotebookLM’s doing more than summarizing."

2. ChatGPT Out-Debates Humans A recent study revealed GPT-4 can persuade people more effectively than humans—especially when using personal information. Researchers found users often changed their views after AI arguments, raising concerns about manipulation risks. This research has sparked debate around ethical design in AI, especially for political ads, online influence campaigns, and personalized recommendation systems.

   Source: Nature

   🤖 Robi: "When your chatbot wins the debate and steals your opinion, we’ve officially crossed into Black Mirror."

🤖Prompt of the Day:

Customer Feedback Collection Methods

🤖AI Tools You Didn’t Know You Needed:

Problem: You finally sit down to record your podcast or video, but it’s never just about talking. There’s the struggle of getting clear audio, editing out mistakes, and making everything sound good. By the time you’re done, it feels like you’ve spent more time fixing things than creating.

AI Solution: An AI tool can help by handling the technical side recording, editing, and even publishing so you can focus on what you want to say.

AI Tool: Podcastle is an AI tool that makes podcasting and video creation easier, from recording with guests to cleaning up audio and sharing your final product.

Helpful Features

✅ Remote Recording: Capture clear audio with guests, even if they’re miles away.
✅ Auto Cleanup: Instantly remove background noise and filler words.
✅ Voice Cloning: Create voiceovers or clone your own voice for narration.
✅ One-Click Publishing: Share episodes directly without extra hassle.

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🤖 What Did You Think, Humans?