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OpenAI wants to buy Chrome and make it an “AI-first” experience

Key Takeaway: OpenAI has expressed interest in buying Chrome if the DOJ forces Google to divest, aiming to create an “AI-first” browser experience.

More Insights:

• DOJ is pushing for Chrome’s divestment as part of antitrust remedies against Google.

• OpenAI’s head of ChatGPT product confirmed interest in acquiring Chrome if it's up for sale.

• OpenAI previously tried partnering with Google for search data access, but was denied.

• Integrating ChatGPT into Chrome could give OpenAI access to billions of users and vast browsing data.

Why it matters:
If OpenAI acquires Chrome, it could redefine how we browse the internet—where AI not only assists but drives the user experience. It raises big questions about data, control, and the future role of AI in everyday tech.

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Anthropic warns fully AI employees are a year away

Key Takeaway: Anthropic predicts that AI-powered virtual employees with full autonomy could enter the workforce within a year, sparking urgent cybersecurity concerns.

More Insights:

• Virtual employees will have their own memories, roles, accounts, and autonomy — far beyond today's task-specific AI agents.

• Securing these AI identities involves new challenges like account access, responsibility, and rogue actions.

• Anthropic is focused on testing Claude models and monitoring for misuse to prepare for this AI future.

• Cybersecurity vendors like Okta are already rolling out tools to manage “non-human” digital identities.

Why it matters:
This isn't just about automation — it's a shift in workforce identity. If AI agents become indistinguishable from employees, companies must rethink trust, responsibility, and the very nature of employment in a world where rogue code could outwork — or outsmart — its creators.

OpenAI unlocks powerful image creation via API

Key Takeaway: OpenAI’s latest image generator, gpt-image-1, is now available through its API, enabling developers to build apps that generate high-quality, stylized images with unprecedented realism and flexibility.

More Insights:

• Developers can generate multiple images at once, choose quality levels, and adjust moderation sensitivity.

• gpt-image-1 can create images in various styles, follow instructions, and even generate text within images.

• Pricing varies based on quality, from 2¢ to 19¢ per image, with tokens billed by input/output usage.

• Big names like Figma, Canva, and Instacart are already experimenting with this tech in real-world products.

Why it matters: This marks a shift from image AI as a novelty to a core creative tool — one that’s shaping how we design, communicate, and build apps in a world where AI isn't just assisting creativity, it is creativity.

Other stuff

• Google Search AI invents plausible meanings for any phrase

• Windsurf slashes prices as competition with Cursor heats up

• Instagram is using AI to find teens lying about their age and restricting their accounts

• Meta rolls out live translations to all Ray-Ban smart glasses users

• Trump to Sign Executive Order Aiming to Bolster AI Education

• ChatGPT burns tens of millions of Softbank dollars listening to you thanking it

• Within six years, building the leading AI data center may cost $200B

• This tool estimates how much electricity your chatbot messages consume

• AI secretly helped write California bar exam, sparking uproar

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