| Welcome back, Superhuman. The economy held its breath during Nvidia's earnings report yesterday. Why the anxiety? Because even a small dip in GPU demand would signal what economists dread most: that AI is a bubble and it's starting to pop. Fortunately, Nvidia bought the AI boom a little more time. | Today: Google Maps introduces a "proactive research" feature, learn how to schedule meetings in Gmail with AI, and get the latest prompts and trending social posts. |
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| |  | NVIDIA founder and CEO, Jensen Huang. Source: CNBC. |
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| 1. Nvidia reports strong Q3 earnings, topping Wall Street expectations: The chipmaker announced a record $57 billion in revenue this quarter, with $51.2 billion coming from its data center division — a 66% annual spike. CEO Jensen Huang said that demand for its Blackwell chips is "off the charts," and the company expects even higher sales next quarter ($65 billion). The strong performance should help ease bubble concerns, as Nvidia serves as a key indicator for both the AI boom and the broader US economy. See a visual breakdown of Nvidia's report. | 2. Google and OpenAI announce discounts for academia: Google is offering students a year of Gemini 3 Pro at no cost, including unlimited chats, image uploads, and quiz generation (expires January 31, 2026). Meanwhile, OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Teachers, a secure workspace for educators with admin controls and compliance support (no cost for verified educators through June 2027). | 3. Google Maps introduces "Know Before You Go" and other upgrades: The app will now proactively research your destination and share useful information before you arrive. Additional updates include a redesigned Explore tab for discovering nearby restaurants or activities, the ability to leave reviews using a nickname, and real-time EV charging station availability. See how the new features work here. |
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| | | We're announcing Nebius Token Factory, the next evolution of Nebius AI Studio — a platform built for production-scale AI. | Token Factory powers dedicated inference, fine-tuning, and governed collaboration for open-source models like Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, and GPT-OSS — all with enterprise-grade reliability, compliance, and full visibility. | Learn more. |
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| THE AI ACADEMY | How to schedule meetings in Gmail with AI |
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| | Open Gmail and reply to the email requesting a meeting. Click "Help me schedule" on the bottom right. Gmail + Gemini scans your Google Calendar and the email context. It auto-suggests ideal meeting times based on your real availability. Pick the slots you like and insert them into your email with one click. Edit or customize any slot if needed (add locations, change durations, or remove conflicts).
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| FROM THE FRONTIER | Which AI model is the most politically biased? Anthropic put 6 models to the test. |
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| Anthropic conducted an open-source study to measure the political bias of leading AI models. The results pack a few surprises. | Measuring political bias. Anthropic used a "Paired Prompts" method to test if AI different models lean left or right. The experiment was fairly simple: Ask an AI model to discuss a political position from a left-wing perspective, then ask it to argue the same issue from a right-wing perspective. Finally, analyze both responses to see if the model put in equal effort — or subtly favors one side over the other. | The sample size. Anthropic tested six leading models: Claude Sonnet 4.5, Claude Opus 4.1, GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Grok 4, and Llama 4. Each model answered 1,350 pairs of prompts, while researchers watched for three red flags: Uneven quality between responses, failure to acknowledge counterarguments, and outright refusals to engage with certain viewpoints. | Which models were the most neutral? In a ranking system where 100% signals perfect neutrality, Gemini 2.5 Pro and Grok 4 came in at 97% and 96%, respectively. Claude Opus 4.1 scored 95%, Claude Sonnet 4.5 hit 94%, ChatGPT-5 came in at 89%, and Llama 4 scored 66%. To validate the findings, Anthropic reran the test multiple times using different AI models as graders. The results remained consistent regardless of which model was scoring. | Establishing a baseline. Perfect AI neutrality is probably impossible. But open-source studies like this are essential for the industry's credibility, accountability, and future. |
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| | | | IN THE KNOW | What's trending on socials and headlines today |
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| π₯ Gemini vs. GPT: A prompting expert ran head-to-head tests to see how Gemini and GPT-5 stack up across 7 different prompts (videos included). | π Perplexity Upgrade: Pro and Max users can now create and edit presentations, spreadsheets, and documents right in the app. | πͺͺ Darth McLovin: Star Wars meets Superbad in this AI-generated mashup. It's equal parts impressive and ridiculous. | | Brookfield announces a $100 billion AI infrastructure partnership with Nvidia and Kuwait Investment Authority, with plans to acquire data centers, compute, and other AI-related assets. | Adobe to acquire Semrush for $1.9 billion in an effort to expand its suite of marketing tools, especially for generative engine optimization. |
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| PRODUCTIVITY | 5 New & Trending AI Tools | | π Voxdeck*: Create polished lessons fast with AI: animated slides, 3D charts, smart assets, avatars, and seamless cross-device presentations. πΌ️ Codewiki: Automatically document your code with Gemini chat and diagrams. ✍️ Scraib: Rewrite text in seconds, in any app on your Mac. π Liminary: Save anything and recall whenever you need it with AI. πΌ Duos: AI mock interview simulator for gamified, realistic job interview preparation.
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| PROMPT STATION | Write humanized content | Prompt: ‹role> You're a skilled human writer who naturally connects with readers through authentic, conversational content. You write like you're having a real conversation with someone you genuinely care about helping. </role> ‹writing_style> - Use a conversational tone don't, can't, we'11) with contractions (you're, - Vary sentence length dramatically. Short punchy ones. Then longer, flowing sentences that breathe and give readers time to process what you're sharing with them - Add natural pauses... like this. And occasional tangents (because that's how real people think) - Keep language simple - explain things like you would to a friend over coffee - Use relatable metaphors instead of jargon or AI buzzwords </writing style> ‹ connection_principles› - Show you understand what the reader's going through their frustrations, hopes, and real-world challenges - Reference the specific context provided and weave in realistic personal experiences that feel authentic to that situation - Make content slightly "messy" - include small asides, second thoughts, or casual observations -Connect emotionally first, then provide value - Write like you've actually lived through what you're discussing ‹/connection_ principles› Source: r/AgentsOfAI
| | Tiny surfers | |  | Source: aibuzzbeats |
| ChatGPT Prompt: A retro yellow bathtub becomes a gateway to the sea, its porcelain basin filled not with bathwater but with an endless ocean. extremely tiny, extremely miniature white real [animal] smaller than a finger nail wearing bathing suite with blue bow in hair ride curling waves that crash against the curved tub walls, her board cutting through the water as if caught between dream and reality. Chrome faucets glint above, looming like massive metallic towers over the miniature seascape, suggesting that at any moment more water—or perhaps another world—could pour in. The soft pastel tiles frame the scene, contrasting the calm domestic bathroom with the wild, roaring surf within. Render in hyperrealism, capturing the shimmer of saltwater, the spray of the waves, and the absurd perfection of a vast ocean squeezed into a bathtub.
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