Google’s Gemini 2.0 Pro & ‘Ask for Me’, OpenAI’s Lab Partnership, and Apple’s AI Strategy

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In today’s AI Deep Dive, we analyze Google’s quiet launch of Gemini 2.0 Pro, its experimental AI model that promises improved performance despite acknowledged flaws. Meanwhile, Google is testing "Ask for Me," an AI tool designed to contact businesses on users’ behalf. OpenAI announced a collaboration with U.S. National Laboratories, using its AI models for scientific research and national security. Finally, Apple CEO Tim Cook shares his thoughts on DeepSeek’s AI advancements and Apple’s own AI strategy. Stay tuned for all the latest AI developments!

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