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• 🤖 ChatGPT Agent Mode vs. Genspark Super Agent (Here's The Winner)

• 🎧 Weekly Podcast Updates

• 🚀YouTube Shorts is adding an image-to-video AI tool, new AI effects

• ❇️ Google DeepMind’s new AI model helps historians interpret ancient texts.

• 😮Google Photos adds AI features for ‘remixing’ photos in different styles, turning pics into videos

• 🤖 A new AI coding challenge just published its first results — and they aren’t pretty

• 😎Intuit brings agentic AI to the mid-market, saving organizations 17 to 20 hours a month

 🤖ChatGPT Agent Mode vs. Genspark Super Agent (Here's The Winner) 

I put Genspark and ChatGPT Agent Mode to the test—comparing speed, quality, and output. The results? Surprising and game-changing for anyone in sales and marketing.

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🙌This week's podcast episodes...

😮 YouTube Shorts is adding an image-to-video AI tool, new AI effects

YouTube is rolling out new generative AI features for Shorts creators, including an image-to-video tool that turns photos into six-second videos, plus AI-powered effects to animate doodles and selfies. Powered by Google’s Veo 2 model, these tools are now available in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, with more regions coming soon. Creators can access them via the "AI" tab in the Shorts camera or the new AI Playground hub.

📲 Try it yourself or get the full scoop here:
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❇️Google DeepMind’s new AI model helps
historians interpret ancient texts

Aeneas is the first AI model built to contextualize ancient inscriptions, helping historians restore, date, and attribute fragmentary Latin texts. Developed in collaboration with top universities, Aeneas processes text and images to identify parallels across over 176,000 Latin inscriptions, making sense of incomplete or damaged artifacts within seconds.

Key innovations include:

• Restoring unknown-length gaps in inscriptions

• Predicting geographical origin using visual + textual inputs

• Top-tier accuracy in restoration and dating tasks

• Enhancing historian workflows with interpretable, collaborative AI suggestions

Available now for free use at predictingthepast.com, Aeneas is set to transform how we explore the ancient world.

Learn more in the full Nature article:
👉 Read the full announcement

⚡Google Photos adds AI features for ‘remixing’ photos in different styles, turning pics into videos

Google Photos is rolling out new AI features that let users turn still photos into six-second video clips and “remix” images into anime, comics, sketches, or 3D styles. These tools will be available under a new “Create” tab alongside existing collage and highlight video tools.

• Photo-to-Video: Choose a photo and apply effects like “Subtle movements” or “I’m feeling lucky” to animate it using the Veo 2 model.

•  Remix: Instantly transform photos into creative styles using Imagen, Google’s AI image model.

• Both tools are experimental — user feedback via thumbs-up/down will help refine them.

• AI-generated content includes invisible watermarks (SynthID) to mark authenticity.

Availability:

• Photo-to-Video: Rolling out now in the U.S. on Android & iOS

• Remix: Coming in the next few weeks

• Create Tab: Launches in August

Dive into the full story:
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💫A new AI coding challenge just published its first results — and they aren’t pretty

K Prize Crowns First Winner in Tough AI Coding Challenge

The K Prize, a new AI coding benchmark launched by Databricks and Perplexity’s Andy Konwinski, has named its first winner: Brazilian prompt engineer Eduardo Rocha de Andrade, who scored just 7.5% — highlighting how difficult the test truly is. He earns $50,000 for his win.

Designed to be contamination-free and fair to open-source models, the K Prize sets a new standard for real-world AI coding evaluations.

Learn more about the challenge:
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👏 Intuit brings agentic AI to the mid-market, saving organizations 17 to 20 hours a month

Intuit has launched AI agents tailored for mid-market companies ($2.5M–$100M revenue), helping them streamline finance, accounting, payments, and project management tasks. These agentic tools, part of the Intuit Enterprise Suite, integrate directly into existing workflows — no major platform overhaul required.

• Saves 17–20 hours/month for finance teams

• Powered by Intuit’s GenOS platform with LLMs and contextual understanding

• Built to work across multi-entity structures common in mid-market orgs

• Focuses on simplicity and seamless onboarding, not just flashy AI tech

This launch sets a model for deploying AI in complex environments without disrupting business operations.

Read the full article:
👉 VentureBeat: Intuit brings agentic AI to the mid-market

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