🚀Today’s Top AI Headlines:

1. OpenAI Must Save Chats A U.S. court has ordered OpenAI to preserve all ChatGPT user conversations including those deleted as part of the New York Times lawsuit. CEO Sam Altman called it a “dangerous precedent” and proposed an “AI privilege” similar to doctor-patient confidentiality. Critics worry this could undermine user privacy, while supporters say transparency is vital. The case could set historic legal standards for AI content handling.

   Source: VentureBeat

   🤖 Robi: "When your deleted messages come back to haunt you and now a judge is watching too."

2. Huxe Launches AI Briefings Former Google team members launched Huxe, an invite-only app offering personalized AI-powered “morning podcast” briefings. It combines a user’s calendar, emails, and preferences into concise daily audio episodes. The app aims to replace routine screen-checking with ambient, voice-based updates. Huxe is part of a broader shift toward AI-driven productivity companions, and early testers say the experience is surprisingly useful and calming.

   Source: Business Insider

   🤖 Robi: "The AI reads your schedule, emails, and vibes and somehow makes it sound like a podcast."

3. Exa Launches Research Agent San Francisco startup Exa has released a powerful AI research agent scoring 94.9% on OpenAI’s SimpleQA benchmark. It outperforms top tools like Gemini 2.5 Flash and Perplexity Deep Research by using an advanced neural search engine that deeply understands question context. Exa’s agent marks a leap in intelligent search and knowledge synthesis, enabling faster, more accurate research across technical and academic domains.

   Source: Exa Blog

   🤖 Robi: "Exa doesn’t search it understands. Your research rabbit holes just got turbocharged."

🔍Beyond the Headlines:

1. AI Catches Heart Failure Early Heartfelt Technologies in Cambridge built a scanner that detects heart failure by monitoring foot swelling 13 days before symptoms appear. The AI-powered device recently began NHS trials, showing promising results and an 80% patient opt-in rate. This innovation may revolutionize early diagnosis and treatment, reducing hospitalizations and deaths. It’s an example of AI shifting from reactive care to proactive health monitoring.

   Source: BBC News

   🤖 Robi: "Your feet know before your doctor does. AI just gave ‘cold feet’ a whole new meaning."

2. Apple Questions AI Thinking Apple researchers found leading AI models fail to attempt very difficult puzzles, suggesting they don’t “reason” through problems as once thought. The study claims models often give up prematurely, choosing generic outputs over challenging logical steps. This challenges assumptions about AI’s cognitive abilities, especially in reasoning-heavy applications, and reignites the debate over whether these models actually “think” or just simulate thinking.

   Source: Apple Research

   🤖 Robi: "AI can solve your homework but might quit halfway through a Sudoku. Mood."

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