In this episode, we cover the latest transformative developments in AI from the past 48 hours, including major AI model releases like OpenAI's GPT-4.5, Anthropic's Claude 4, and xAI's Grok-3. Learn how Microsoft is scaling infrastructure for deep Copilot integration, Claude 4's anticipated Alexa integration, and Grok-3's potential to disrupt conversational AI with its DeepSearch tool. We explore Google's Gemini 2.0 updates and the rise of open-source AI with DeepSeek’s MIT-licensed model, alongside enterprise AI strategies from Monday.com and Salesforce's Agentforce suite.

We also discuss critical ethical concerns, including data privacy risks from Google’s Gemini Workspace defaults, workforce upskilling needs, and global AI policy implications. Discover how AI is accelerating scientific breakthroughs, like Google’s Co-Scientist solving a decade-old microbiology puzzle, and reshaping content creation at The New York Times with its Echo tool.

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