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AI isn’t just taking over our gadgets — it might be taking over our jobs too. 

The World Economic Forum says 41% of employers are eyeing workforce cuts thanks to automation. Postal clerks, payroll wizards, and executive secretaries — brace yourselves! 

But hey, 77% of big companies are also reskilling employees to team up with AI instead of competing with it.

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In today's email

• Omi For $89

• Your Radiologist’s New BFF

• Delta dropped Delta Concierge

• Free AI Task Delegation Playbook 

• Nvidia’s CES 2025 Power Play 

• Apple’s AI News Tool Needs a Babysitter

• Tools & Updates

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Quick News 

🧠 For $89, Omi is your AI-powered necklace or forehead sticker that listens in to boost productivity with real-time notes and summaries. With brain-interface tech in its infancy, it promises thought-reading capabilities in two years. Cool or creepy? You decide.

🩺 German researchers found that AI boosts breast cancer detection rates by 17.6% and speeds up reading times by 43%. In a study of 460,000 screenings, AI-backed radiologists spotted more cancers and nailed biopsy recommendations with better accuracy. 

✈️ Celebrating its 100th year at CES, Delta dropped Delta Concierge, an AI assistant in the Fly Delta app that handles everything from updates to travel tips—basically, your digital travel buddy. Add to that free YouTube Premium for SkyMiles members, Uber as the new rideshare partner, and global free Wi-Fi by year’s end.

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Nvidia’s CES 2025 Power Play 
AI Agents, Supercomputers, and Smarter Everything 

Nvidia isn’t just making hardware anymore — it’s building the AI-powered future, one mind-blowing reveal at a time. Here’s what Jensen Huang unveiled at CES 2025 that has everyone buzzing:

💻 RTX 5090 GPU

• World’s fastest GPU—2x the power of its predecessor.

• Price tag: $2,000.

• Gamers and AI developers, rejoice. Wallets, brace yourselves.

🤖 Project Digits

• A $3,000 personal AI supercomputer powered by the GB10 Superchip.

• 1,000x the power of your average laptop.

• Ideal for researchers, coders, and anyone who hates waiting for renders.

🌐 Cosmos Platform

• Open-source toolkit for building physical AI—think robots and self-driving cars.

• The playground for the next wave of autonomous innovation.

🧠 Nemotron AI Models

• Llama Nemotron and Cosmos Nemotron—designed to boost agentic AI.

• These aren’t just smart—they’re plotting your to-do list while you sleep.

🚗 Toyota Partnership

• Nvidia’s AI will power Toyota’s autonomous vehicle development.

• Who’s ready for a self-driving car that’s actually good at self-driving?

Nvidia isn’t just riding the AI wave — it’s steering the ship. With these reveals, they’re setting the stage for smarter tech across industries, from gaming to robotics to automotive.

But what's the real big deal? Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, didn’t just call AI agents a “multi-trillion-dollar” opportunity — he practically crowned them the new rulers of the tech world. 

His vision? AI agents will soon be everywhere, handling everything from crunching data to planning your grocery list (and maybe even judging your Netflix queue).

 Nvidia is building a future where your AI assistant is smarter than your smartest friend — without the ego. If Huang’s enthusiasm is any indication, AI agents might just be the superheroes (or sidekicks) we’ve been waiting for.

Apple’s AI News 
When Your Headlines Need a Fact-Checker... and a Babysitter

Apple’s shiny new AI-powered news summary tool is making waves — for all the wrong reasons. Meant to turn cluttered notifications into one sleek summary, it’s instead been delivering headlines worthy of a tabloid.

Here's the drama:

• 🎯 A darts match was “won” before it even started. Move over, time travelers!

• 🎾 Rafael Nadal was “outed” in a fictional bombshell. (Spoiler: Not true.)

• 🕵️ A crime suspect “ended his life,” according to the AI. Except… he didn’t.

Why Is It a Big Deal? Trust in news is already on shaky ground, and AI taking creative liberties only makes things worse. Prominent figures in journalism, such as Alan Rusbridger and organizations like Reporters Without Borders, have called for Apple to pause the feature until it’s fully refined. 

Meanwhile, Apple’s decision to label summaries as “AI-generated” has been criticized as a superficial fix that shifts responsibility onto users rather than addressing the underlying issues of accuracy and accountability.

Why It’s Funny (If It Weren’t a Bit Sad)? It’s a bit like handing a megaphone to a toddler—chaotic, unpredictable, and occasionally entertaining, as long as you’re not the one being misquoted. Some users even joked that Apple’s AI might as well venture into summarizing fanfiction next, given its current creative flair.

Apple’s Response: The tech giant promises a software update that will:

• Clearly label AI-crafted summaries (translation: “Proceed with caution!”).

• Double down on “accuracy improvements” (fingers crossed).

What Does This Mean for You? 

Whether you're reading the news, exploring tech, or just curious about AI:

• Don’t trust blindly: Even the smartest tech can make mistakes, so double-check the facts.

• Be cautious with new features: Early adoption is exciting, but reliability often improves over time.

• Stay critical: Question what you read, especially when it’s AI-generated, to separate fact from fiction.

Apple’s AI tool may be clever, but “close enough” doesn’t cut it in news reporting. Let’s hope the next update gives it the digital equivalent of a proofreader—and a fact-checker. Until then, maybe just stick to reading full articles.

Tools & Updates 

🎬 Adobe and Hong Kong University just dropped TransPixar, an AI tool that adds see-through effects like smoke and portals to videos. It’s like giving your videos a magical makeover with minimal effort. Hollywood, your move.

Transparent effects were tough for AI — until now. This could make VFX cheaper, faster, and way cooler. 

🎓 Microsoft just dropped Phi-4 on Hugging Face — an open-source, 14B parameter AI model that’s smarter than some bigger names. It crushes math and reasoning tasks, and now anyone can use it commercially.

Open-source AI is leveling up, and Phi-4 proves you don’t need to be big to be brilliant. 

💡 Panasonic is reinventing itself with its Panasonic Go initiative, targeting 30% of revenue from AI products by 2035. The spotlight is on Umi, an AI wellness assistant launching in the U.S. by 2025, designed to help families organize their lives.

Partnering with Anthropic, Panasonic is also integrating Claude AI into its operations to modernize workflows and drive innovation.

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