EP 141 : Google Gemini Expansion, OpenAI's AGI Vision, AI Chip Policy Shift

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In this episode, we dive into some major movements shaping the AI landscape. We discuss Google's big push to bring Gemini AI across devices like watches, TVs, and cars, creating a consistent AI layer. Get insights from OpenAI's chief scientist on AI driving novel research and his vision for AGI. We break down the Trump administration's decision to scrap Biden-era AI chip export controls and what that means for policy and global access to AI resources. Plus, catch up on other key updates, including TikTok's new video-gen feature, Notion's AI overhaul for productivity, and a rundown of exciting trending AI tools. Tune in for your daily dose of the latest in AI!

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