Today's AI News:

Google just unloaded a truck-full of fresh AI toys at I/O: Flow can whip up entire short films on command, Gmail now writes emails in your own voice, Search chats back like a buddy, and those XR glasses subtitle real life while you walk. They even rolled out pricey new Pro and Ultra plans if you’re feeling fancy.

Meanwhile, Elon Musk is still swinging at OpenAI, yelling that they ditched their “help humanity” vibe for big-money deals with Microsoft.

The courtroom got spicy too: a legal team let ChatGPT draft their brief, and the bot invented quotes, sources—the works. The judge was not amused, so now everyone’s debating when to trust the robot and when to keep it on a leash.

Today’s biggest AI News:

A major U.S. law now criminalizes sharing explicit images — including AI-generated deepfakes — without consent. Platforms must erase flagged content within 48 hours or face serious penalties. Support is widespread, but critics warn it could clash with free speech.

Google launches NotebookLM for iOS and Android. The AI-powered assistant now lets users manage notebooks, summarize documents, and add sources like PDFs and YouTube videos directly from mobile. Offline audio and theming make it even more user-friendly.

Apple is expanding its AI ambitions. While ChatGPT is already being integrated with Siri, Apple is also exploring Google Gemini and Perplexity as future partners. Users may soon choose their preferred AI assistant for both Siri and Safari.

Microsoft brings Elon Musk’s Grok AI to Azure. Both Grok 3 and Grok 3 mini are now available with enterprise-level controls and full service guarantees. It’s Grok — but with grown-up governance for serious data users.

Big tech is reshaping the AI landscape on every front. Let’s unpack what it means and what’s next.

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Elton John slams Big Tech’s AI data practices, calling ministers “losers” and warning about artistic exploitation.
Italy fines AI chatbot Replika €5M over personal data violations and lack of age verification.
A new AI detects MS progression 3 years earlier than current methods, using data from 22,000 patients.
China blasts the U.S. for banning Huawei’s AI chips, warning of retaliation.
AI is replacing call centers in healthcare—Zocdoc’s bot already handles 70% of bookings.

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• OpenAI launches Codex, an AI agent for code, bug fixes, and even dinner bookings — priced at $200/month.
• Meta’s Llama 4 release stalls, as delays frustrate developers and rivals push ahead in real-world deployment.
• Anthropic bans AI-generated applications, even for technical roles — stirring debate in the hiring space.
• Mastercard strengthens fraud prevention using AI that scans millions of transactions for anomalies in real time.
• Sam Altman tells U.S. senators kids need stricter protections from AI, as emotional bonds with bots increase.

Quick bites:

• OpenAI partners with the UAE for a new mega data center

• Julius AI hits 2M users, adopted by Harvard

• Claude AI cited incorrectly in lawsuit

• GPT-4.1 and Gemini Advanced continue their rollout

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