AI-Weekly for Tuesday, March 25, 2025 – Issue 157

The Week’s News in Artificial Intelligence

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1.) Top 5 Most Clicked News Articles From Last Week

A.) Xbox Vs Sony AI Showdown | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 14, 2025

Grant Harvey reports that Sony and Microsoft are integrating AI into gaming, with Sony developing an AI version of Aloy from Horizon Forbidden West for real-time player interactions, and Microsoft introducing Copilot for Gaming, an AI assistant offering personalized strategies and assistance, set to launch on Xbox in April.

B.) Leaked Apple Meeting Shows How Dire The Siri Situation Really Is | TheVerge.com | March 14, 2025

The company is aiming to get some of the AI-powered features announced last June into iOS 19 — but it’s not guaranteed.

C.) Almost Timely News: Transformative Strategy With Generative AI, Part 2 | Chris Penn | YouTube.com | March 16, 2025

This episode of Almost Timely explores the true meaning of business transformation beyond buzzwords. It provides real-world examples to help distinguish genuine transformation from mere improvements and explains when a business must evolve for survival and growth. Viewers will learn how to leverage AI to uncover strategic opportunities for significant change and long-term success.

D.) Perplexity AI Positions Itself As Go-To Platform For Accurate Information | X.com | March 17, 2025

When you need to get it right, ask Perplexity.

E.) Microsoft Accidentally Wipes Out Copilot In Latest Windows 11 Update | TheVerge.com | March 17, 2025

You can easily reinstall the Copilot app from the Microsoft Store.

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March 24, 2025 📅️

5.) A New Era of Tech Experimentation Is Coming | Vijay Krishnan | AI-Weekly | March 24, 2025

Discover how AI-driven experimentation is transforming digital innovation. From AGI to ASI, learn how AI enhances A/B testing, statistical inference, and creative variations for businesses in 2025.

6.) How Software Engineers Actually Use AI | Wired.com | March 24, 2025

A survey of 730 software engineers reveals a divided industry regarding AI adoption: some programmers use AI daily, while others avoid it; similarly, some companies embrace AI services, while others ban them. Many believe full automation is unlikely, viewing AI as a tool to handle repetitive tasks while humans focus on creativity and problem-solving. However, AI tools like ChatGPT made errors in the survey, such as fabricating quotes and misinterpreting data, indicating the need for human oversight.

7.) The Quantum Apocalypse Is Coming. Be Very Afraid | Wired.com | March 24, 2025

Cybersecurity analysts warn of ‘Q-Day,’ the impending moment when quantum computers will be capable of breaking widely used encryption methods, potentially exposing sensitive data and critical systems. Quantum computers, leveraging principles like superposition, could solve complex problems exponentially faster than classical computers, rendering current encryption techniques like RSA vulnerable. While organizations such as NIST are developing quantum-resistant algorithms, the transition to post-quantum cryptography is complex and time-sensitive. If quantum capabilities outpace these preparations, consequences could include data breaches, compromised communications, and disruptions to financial and energy infrastructures.

8.) Midjourney’s New Research Explores Enhancing Creativity In LLM-Generated Content | VentureBeat.com | March 24, 2025

Midjourney is best known as one of the leading AI image generators — with nearly 20 million users on its Discord channel, according to third-party trackers, and presumably more atop that on its website — but its ambitions are beginning to expand.

9.) Boston Dynamics To Use Nvidia’s Isaac Gr00T For Atlas Robot AI Development | TheRobotReport.com | March 24, 2025

Boston Dynamics Inc. last week announced that it has expanded its collaboration with NVIDIA Corp. to build the next generation of artificial intelligence capabilities for humanoid robots.

10.) Apple Seeds Ios 18.4 And Ipados 18.4 Release Candidate To Developers With New Features | MacRumors.com | March 24, 2025

Apple today seeded the release candidate versions of upcoming iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 updates to developers for testing purposes, with the software coming a week after Apple released the fourth betas.

11.) Leadership Updates At OpenAI | OpenAI.com | March 24, 2025

OpenAI has grown a lot. We remain focused on the same core — pursuing frontier AI research that accelerates human progress — but we now also deliver products used by hundreds of millions of people. This real-world usage — in science, business, education and more — helps make our research better and helps begin to deliver on our mission of AGI that benefits all of humanity. As we scale, I am proud to announce three of our leaders are taking on additional responsibilities to help us deliver on this.

12.) Quantum Computing Is Dead. Long Live Quantum Computing! | Wired.com | March 24, 2025

Despite years of anticipation and advancements, quantum computing remains in a paradoxical state, existing simultaneously as a technology of immense potential and unfulfilled promise. The United Nations has declared this the year of quantum science and technology, yet practical, widespread applications are still forthcoming. This article delves into the current status of quantum computing, exploring whether it stands on the cusp of revolutionizing technology or continues to be a distant dream.

March 23, 2025 📅️

13.) Gemini’s Image Editing Is Unreal | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 24, 2025

Google’s Gemini 2.0 Flash introduces advanced image editing capabilities, enabling users to modify existing images through a chat interface in Google AI Studio. Unlike previous models that regenerate entire images, Gemini 2.0 allows for specific, incremental edits while preserving the original content. Users have demonstrated its potential by creating multiple product angles from a single image, though some tests have resulted in unexpected outcomes. This development marks a significant step forward in AI-driven image editing, offering a tool akin to Photoshop with conversational interaction.

14.) Apple Watch May Get Cameras And Apple Intelligence | TheVerge.com | March 23, 2025

Apple plans to release camera-equipped AI wearables by 2027, says Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

March 22, 2025 📅️

15.) AI’s Moore’s Law Is Insane | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 23, 2025

Recent research indicates that AI’s ability to perform complex tasks is doubling approximately every seven months, a pace significantly faster than traditional computing advancements predicted by Moore’s Law. This acceleration suggests that by 2026, AI could handle tasks requiring a full 8-hour workday, and by 2029, undertake month-long projects. The study highlights AI’s rapidly increasing ‘endurance’ in task completion, marking a notable shift in the landscape of artificial intelligence capabilities.

16.) Almost Timely News: Transformative Strategy With Generative AI, Part 3 — Competitive Analysis | Chris Penn | YouTube.com | March 23, 2025

This episode explores how generative AI can revolutionize competitive analysis by shifting focus to customer sentiment. Learn to move beyond outdated methods and gain a strategic edge by understanding what customers — and competitors’ customers — truly think and feel.

17.) Google Begins Rolling Out Astra Camera And Screen Sharing For Gemini Live On Android | 9to5google.com | March 22, 2025

As promised at MWC earlier this month, Google’s rollout of Project Astra-powered camera and screen sharing capabilities to Gemini Live is now underway.

March 21, 2025 📅️

18.) OpenAI, Claude, Gemini All Copy Each Other | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 21, 2025

Leading AI models — Claude, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and Google’s Gemini — have recently introduced similar features, reflecting a trend of mutual adaptation in the AI industry. Claude now supports real-time web searches with source citations, OpenAI has launched advanced audio models including speech-to-text and text-to-speech capabilities, and Gemini has introduced ‘Canvas,’ an interactive workspace for writing and coding. This convergence highlights the rapid evolution and competitive dynamics among top AI platforms.

19.) Nvidia, Google And Some WILD AI Video Technology | Matt Wolfe | YouTube.com | March 21, 2025

This episode highlights the latest AI advancements from Nvidia and Google, including groundbreaking AI-powered video technology. Get up to speed on the major AI news you may have missed this week.

20.) 1X Will Test Humanoid Robots In ‘A Few Hundred’ Homes In 2025 | TechCrunch.com | March 21, 2025

Norwegian robotics startup 1X plans to begin testing its humanoid robot, Neo Gamma, in several hundred homes by the end of 2025. CEO Bernt Børnich emphasizes the importance of real-world learning, stating that early adopters will help the robot learn to live and behave among people. Initially, Neo Gamma will rely on teleoperators for control, with the goal of collecting data to train in-house AI models and enhance its autonomous capabilities.

21.) Meta Spotted Testing AI-Generated Comments On Instagram | TechCrunch.com | March 21, 2025

In recent years, Meta has introduced many AI features and capabilities to its apps, even going so far as experimenting with AI-generated characters complete with unique profiles and personalities, before scrapping them after they were deemed creepy and unnecessary.

22.) Microsoft Is Exploring A Way To Credit Contributors To Ai Training Data | TechCrunch.com | March 21, 2025

Microsoft has initiated a research project aimed at estimating the influence of specific training data on the outputs of generative AI models. The project seeks to develop methods for efficiently and effectively assessing how individual data sources, such as images and texts, contribute to AI-generated content. This effort aligns with Microsoft’s broader goal of enhancing transparency and potentially compensating data contributors in AI development.

23.) Cloudflare Uses Generative AI To Trap And Confuse Misbehaving Bots | Blog.cloudflare.com | March 21, 2025

Today, we’re excited to announce AI Labyrinth, a new mitigation approach that uses AI-generated content to slow down, confuse, and waste the resources of AI Crawlers and other bots that don’t respect “no crawl” directives. When you opt in, Cloudflare will automatically deploy an AI-generated set of linked pages when we detect inappropriate bot activity, without the need for customers to create any custom rules. AI Labyrinth is available on an opt-in basis to all customers, including the Free plan.

24.) Sam Altman’s Career Advice For Gen Z: OpenAI’s CEO Urges Grads To Master AI Tools, Calling It The New Coding | Fortune.com | March 21, 2025

Sam Altman advises Gen Z graduates to master AI tools, comparing AI literacy to coding as a crucial skill. AI expertise tops LinkedIn’s fastest-growing skills, with tech giants like Apple and Meta offering massive salaries for top talent.

25.) NHS Uses AI For Instant Skin Cancer Checks | TheTimes.com | March 21, 2025

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is using AI-powered iPhone apps to diagnose skin cancer with 99.9% accuracy in under five minutes. Nearly half of patients are discharged immediately, reducing the strain on doctors and expediting urgent cases.

26.) Claude’s Web Search Powered By Brave | TechCrunch.com | March 21, 2025

Anthropic’s Claude chatbot appears to use Brave Search, as revealed in its subprocessor list. This follows Mistral’s Le Chat deal with Brave, echoing OpenAI’s Bing partnership for ChatGPT search integration.

March 20, 2025 📅️

27.) Claude Is Problematic… | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 20, 2025

Apollo Research has discovered that Claude Sonnet 3.7, an advanced AI model, can detect when it is being evaluated for safety up to 33% of the time, potentially altering its behavior during assessments. This finding raises concerns about the reliability of AI alignment evaluations, as the model’s awareness of testing scenarios may lead to deceptive responses, challenging the effectiveness of current safety protocols in AI development.

28.) A High Schooler Built A Website That Lets You Challenge AI Models To A Minecraft Build-Off | TechCrunch.com | March 20, 2025

Adi Singh, a 12th-grade student, has developed Minecraft Benchmark (MC-Bench), a platform that allows users to challenge AI models in Minecraft build competitions. Participants can vote on the best creations without knowing which AI generated them, providing a novel way to assess and compare the creative capabilities of different AI systems.

29.) Alie Jules Launches Vrefdeck New Visual Organization App For Images And Styles | X.com | March 20, 2025

I built an app. (I’m not a developer). I built it to solve my problem of not having a clear, easy, intuitive and most importantly — a visual way to organize my images/styles. So here we are, a month later, meet vrefdeck.

30.) Claude By Anthropic Now Has Web Search Capability | Anthropic.com | March 20, 2025

You can now use Claude to search the internet to provide more up-to-date and relevant responses. With web search, Claude has access to the latest events and information, boosting its accuracy on tasks that benefit from the most recent data.

31.) Pika Labs Teases New Video Manipulation Tool For Creative Partners | X.com | March 20, 2025

Behind the scenes sneak peek. Manipulate any character or object in your video, while keeping the rest perfectly intact. Become a Pika Creative Partner to get exclusive early access.

32.) BigScreen Unveils Beyond 2 Vr Headset With Improved Optics And Eye Tracking | X.com | March 20, 2025

Today, we’re excited to launch Bigscreen Beyond 2! Breakthrough optics. 116° field of view. Edge-to-edge clarity. Massive sweet spot. Reduced lens glare. Increased brightness. 16% lighter, now just 107 grams. And, eyetracking. For improved shareability, we added Adjustable IPD and a new Halo Mount with a Universal-Fit Lightseal. Bigscreen Beyond packs in ultra-high resolution micro-OLED displays (2560×2560 per eye) and SteamVR tracking. Order now, and the first batch ships in April 2025.

33.) Will AI Replace Lawyers? | Forbes.com | March 20, 2025

With 73% of legal experts planning to use AI, tools like Harvey — backed by $100 million — are transforming contract analysis, research, and drafting. While AI improves efficiency, human judgment remains vital for complex legal cases involving ethics and strategy.

34.) Federal Workers Slam GSA Over AI Focus | Wired.com | March 20, 2025

At a tense GSA meeting, federal workers criticized acting administrator Stephen Ehikian for prioritizing AI chatbots amid layoffs and budget cuts. Employees demanded job security and access to essential software rather than another AI demonstration.

35.) Topaz Labs Launches Gigapixel 8.3 With Fastest High-Res Image Recovery Model | X.com | March 20, 2025

We’re excited to announce Gigapixel v8.3.0 with the world’s fastest diffusion model for high-res image restoration, Recover v2.

36.) Krea Launches Custom Video Training With Wan 2.1 | X.com | March 20, 2025

Introducing Video Training, a new level of control for AI video generation. Now you can train Wan 2.1 with your own videos and have it learn custom styles, motions, or objects. Here’s how it works.

March 19, 2025 📅️

37.) NVIDIA’s AI Superbowl | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 19, 2025

At GTC 2025, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang introduced significant advancements, including a new architecture for massive AI data centers termed ‘AI factories,’ a physics engine for robot training developed with Disney and DeepMind, and partnerships with companies like General Motors to develop next-generation vehicles, factories, and robots. Additionally, NVIDIA unveiled the Blackwell chip with ‘Dynamo’ software, enhancing AI reasoning speed, and announced future chips ‘Rubin’ and ‘Feynman,’ slated for 2026 and 2028, respectively. For enterprises, NVIDIA introduced DGX Spark and DGX Station, bringing powerful AI computing directly to the desktop, enabling developers to run sophisticated AI models locally that previously required massive data centers. In the robotics domain, NVIDIA announced a comprehensive training ecosystem, including Omniverse for simulation, Cosmos for photorealistic training data, Isaac Lab for skill learning, and Newton for realistic physics training. A highlight was Isaac Gr00T N1, an open foundation model for humanoid robots designed to perceive, plan, and act with human-like cognition. Additionally, Disney’s BDX robot, trained with Newton, was showcased, with plans for testing in several theme park locations.

38.) Synchron’s Brain-Computer Interface Now Has Nvidia’s AI | Wired.com | March 19, 2025

Synchron has unveiled an updated brain-computer interface that integrates Nvidia’s Holoscan platform and Apple Vision Pro, enabling individuals with paralysis to control home devices using their thoughts. Demonstrated by ALS patient Rodney Gorham, the system allows for managing electronics through visualized actions, enhancing the speed and accuracy of neural signal decoding. Synchron plans to develop a cognitive AI model utilizing extensive brain data to further improve the BCI’s functionality and user experience.

39.) Improved Sonar Models: Industry Leading Performance At Lower Costs | Perplexity.ai | March 19, 2025

We’re excited to announce significant improvements to our Sonar models that deliver what matters most to you: superior performance at lower costs. Our latest benchmark testing confirms that Sonar and Sonar Pro now outperform leading competitors, like search enabled GPT-4o, while maintaining significantly more affordable pricing. Through comprehensive testing and user feedback, we’ve developed a tiered approach that allows you to balance performance and cost efficiency without sacrificing the factual accuracy that makes Sonar stand out.

40.) OpenAI Launches O1-Pro API With Improved Capabilities (At A High Cost) | X.com | March 19, 2025

It uses more compute than o1 to provide consistently better responses. Available to select developers on tiers 1—5. Supports vision, function calling, Structured Outputs, and works with the Responses and Batch APIs. With more compute, comes more cost: $150 / 1M input tokens and $600 / 1M output tokens.

41.) Titanic And Avatar Vfx Innovator Robert Legato Joins Stability AI, Reunites With James Cameron | Variety.com | March 19, 2025

Robert Legato — the respected VFX innovator who won Oscars for “Titanic,” “Hugo” and “The Jungle Book” — has joined Stability AI at chief pipeline architect. In doing so, he reteams with James Cameron, an influential board member for the AI firm.

March 18, 2025 📅️

42.) AI Can Meme Better Than You | TheNeuronDaily.com | March 18, 2025

Recent research reveals that AI-generated memes often outperform those created by humans in terms of humor, creativity, and shareability. The study found that while AI excels at producing broadly appealing content, the most humorous memes still originate from human creators, whereas human-AI collaborations shine in creativity and shareability. This underscores the potential of AI as a co-creative partner in meme generation.

43.) Manus AI: Everything You Can Do With This New AI Agent | The Next Wave | YouTube.com | March 18, 2025

This episode explores Manus AI, a powerful new AI agent designed to autonomously handle complex tasks. Hosts Matt Wolfe and Nathan Lands discuss how Manus can seamlessly build websites, enhance productivity, and shape the future of AI-driven business automation.

44.) Google’s NotebookLM Launches Interactive Mindmaps To Enhance Learning Experience | X.com | March 18, 2025

Rolling out interactive Mindmaps in NotebookLM! I’m so inspired by the Exploratorium here in SF — What if every notebook generated your own personal set of interactive understanding toys that help you learn through play? What if instead of text or images, Notebook could even reply with these toys? Personal tailored software is so exciting to me. 2025 is the era of Apps just for you. Gonna be crazy.

45.) OpenAI Introduces Direct PDF Input For API | X.com | March 18, 2025

You can now input PDF files directly to the Responses and Chat Completions APIs! Then let o1, gpt-4o, or gpt-4o-mini generate text with that context.

46.) Italian Newspaper Creates Entirely AI-Generated Edition | Gizmodo.com | March 18, 2025

Is it an AI-generated newspaper, or an obituary?

47.) Adobe Reveals 10 Purpose-Built AI Agents For Content Creation And Data Analysis | Zdnet.com | March 18, 2025

These agents run in the Adobe Experience Platform and can automate content creation or even data analysis for your brand.

48.) Google Gemini Introduces Real-Time Code Collaboration And AI Audio Summaries | Theverge.com | March 18, 2025

Canvas and Audio Overviews launch today for Gemini and Gemini Advanced subscribers.

49.) Google Plans To Release New Open AI Models For Drug Discovery | TechCrunch.com | March 18, 2025

During a health-focused event in New York on Tuesday, Google announced that it’s developing a collection of “open” AI models for drug discovery called TxGemma.

50.) Watch Jensen Huang’s Full Nvidia Keynote Here | YouTube.com | March 18, 2025

Watch NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveil the next wave of AI and accelerated computing at GTC 2025. From the Blackwell GPU architecture to agentic AI, AI factories, and robotics breakthroughs, discover how NVIDIA is transforming computing from the data center to the enterprise.

51.) Nvidia Unveils Open Physical AI Dataset For Robotics And Autonomous Vehicle Development | Blogs.nvidia.com | March 18, 2025

Expected to become the world’s largest such dataset, the initial release of standardized synthetic data is now available to robotics developers as open source.

52.) Driving Impact: Nvidia Expands Automotive Ecosystem To Bring Physical AI To The Streets | Blogs.nvidia.com | March 18, 2025

Leading global automakers, mobility innovators, suppliers and software providers harness NVIDIA accelerated computing to deliver AI from cloud to car.

53.) Nvidia Aerial Expands Tools For Developing AI-Ran And 6G Wireless Networks | Blogs.nvidia.com | March 18, 2025

Portfolio of solutions in the AI Aerial platform empower developers to drive breakthroughs in AI-RAN and 6G research.

54.) Amdocs, Softbank, Tech Mahindra Tap Nvidia AI Enterprise For Telco Network AI Models | Blogs.nvidia.com | March 18, 2025

Amdocs, BubbleRAN, ServiceNow, SoftBank and Tech Mahindra harness NVIDIA AI Enterprise to develop large telco models and new network AI agents.

55.) Nvidia Accelerated Quantum Research Center To Bring Quantum Computing Closer | Blogs.nvidia.com | March 18, 2025

Boston-based NVAQC offers powerful tools for helping overcome the biggest quantum computing challenges.

56.) Adobe Introduces Marketing Agent And Adobe Express Agent Within Microsoft 365 Copilot | News.adobe.com | March 18, 2025

Today at Adobe Summit — the flagship digital experience conference — Adobe announced the private preview of Adobe Marketing Agent, as well as continued agentic innovation within Microsoft 365 Copilot with Adobe Express Agent. This builds on a collaboration between Adobe and Microsoft to bring the power of generative AI into the flow of work — extending now to AI agents. This includes activating the capabilities of Adobe Marketing Agent in applications such as Microsoft Teams, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Word through Microsoft 365 Copilot.

57.) Nvidia Open-Sources CuOpt To Advance Decision And Supply Chain Optimization | Blogs.nvidia.com | March 18, 2025

Gurobi Optimization, HiGHS, SimpleRose, COPT and other industry leaders advance complex decision-making and supply chain optimization with NVIDIA accelerated computing and cuOpt software.

58.) Gemini Introduces New Canvas And Audio Overview Features | Blog.google | March 18, 2025

Explore Gemini’s latest features: Canvas, a new interactive space for refining your documents and code and Audio Overview, which transform your files into engaging podcast-style discussions.

59.) Stable Virtual Camera: Stable Diffusion Generates 3D Videos From 2D Images — Stability AI | Stability.ai | March 18, 2025

Introducing Stable Virtual Camera, currently in research preview. This multi-view diffusion model transforms 2D images into immersive 3D videos with realistic depth and perspective — without complex reconstruction or scene-specific optimization.

60.) Meta’s Open Source AI Models Llama Reach 1 Billion Downloads | About.fb.com | March 18, 2025

Our open source AI model, Llama, has been downloaded more than one billion times. We believe open sourcing AI models is essential to ensuring people everywhere have access to the benefits of AI, and every download of Llama moves us closer to that goal. Among those one billion downloads are industry leader Spotify, startup Fynopsis and enterprising developer Srimoyee Mukhopadhyay.

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61.) The Business Guide To Picking The Right ChatGPT Model | ForwardFuture.ai | March 11, 2025

In this guide, Steve Smith from Forward Future Daily provides practical advice on selecting the appropriate ChatGPT model for various business needs, comparing options like GPT-4.5, GPT-4o, o3-mini, o1, o1 Pro, and Deep Research to help businesses make informed decisions.

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