1. Grok Imagine v0.9 Launches — a free AI video generator that turns text or images into six-second clips. It’s Musk’s answer to OpenAI’s viral Sora 2, which now powers the #1 app on the US store with smoother, longer videos and a wild “Cameo” mode that inserts you into scenes. Try Here

2. OpenAI’s Prompt Packs Debut: Curated, ready-to-use prompt bundles tailored for roles like sales, HR, engineering, and marketing. It marks a shift from casual prompting to prompt infrastructure—bringing structured workflows directly into ChatGPT. Learn Here

3. Factory AI’s DROID is an autonomous coding agent that can handle full software projects from natural language input. With Codex, Grok, and DROID in play, the line between developer and AI collaborator is vanishing fast.Try Here

4. Claude-maker Anthropic opens its second APAC office in Bengaluru, focusing on Indic languages, AI for education, and agriculture tech. India’s fast emerging as a strategic AI powerhouse, not just a talent hub.

5. Spotting AI Fakes with Hany Farid:Digital forensics expert Hany Farid shared four quick cues to spot AI fakes — like inconsistent lighting and surreal details — in his new TED Talk. His message: pause before you share; tech can still serve truth. See Here

6. Instagram introduces Rings, a creative award honoring creators who break molds and take risks. The message is clear — in 2025, creativity beats virality in the algorithm game. Read Here

7. Europe’s AI Power Boom:AI’s explosive growth is driving Europe’s biggest surge in data center and green energy investments. Governments and tech giants are racing to secure sustainable power for next-gen AI model training.

8. Musk vs. OpenAI Intensifies: Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI escalates — the court orders ex-CTO Mira Murati to testify over alleged safety oversights. The drama signals deeper cracks in Silicon Valley’s AI race.

9. VC giant Andreessen Horowitz brings on ex-VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram as general partner to drive its AI infrastructure investments — a strong signal toward scaling AI’s hardware backbone.

10. Filmmaker James Cameron warns that AI’s pace could soon make human film crews obsolete. He predicts full-length, AI-made movies are coming faster than Hollywood is ready for.

Jeff Bezos on the “Industrial Bubble“

Jeff Bezos broke his silence on AI hype, calling it an industrial bubble — not a financial one.

OpenAI DevDay: The Platform is the Product

OpenAI’s DevDay 2025 just wrapped, and the message was clear: ChatGPT is no longer just a product; it’s a full-blown platform and app ecosystem. This is their biggest strategic shift yet.

1. Apps in ChatGPT This is the main event. OpenAI launched an Apps SDK so developers can build and embed full, interactive applications directly inside ChatGPT. Forget switching tabs; the tools are coming to the chat.

• Early Partners: A-list launch partners are already on board, including Canva, Spotify, Booking.com, Expedia, Coursera, Figma, and Zillow.

• The Vision: You’ll soon be able to browse and install apps from a dedicated store, with monetization on the way. The goal is to make ChatGPT the central hub for getting things done.

2. AgentKit: The Pro Toolkit for Building AI Agents OpenAI is making it radically easier to build and deploy powerful agents with AgentKit, a full suite of tools for developers.

• Agent Builder: A visual, drag-and-drop editor to design complex agent workflows.

• ChatKit: Ready-made, customizable chat interface widgets for your agents.

• Evals: A framework to test, score, and improve your agent's performance.

• Connectors: Easily connect your agents to pull live data from apps, websites, or databases.

3. GPT-5 Codex is Now Generally Available The next generation of AI-powered coding is here. GPT-5 Codex is now available to everyone, with new features for enterprise.

• Integrations: Comes with a native Slack integration and a Codex SDK for embedding it in your own tools.

• The Proof: OpenAI engineers report completing 70% more pull requests each week using the new Codex internally.

4. Prompt Packs for Every Profession To get everyone up to speed, OpenAI also launched "Prompt Packs"—structured, ready-to-use prompts for every role imaginable, from Sa les and Marketing to Government and HR. You can find them at the OpenAI Academy.

Find Out More Details Here

Tools to Try

The Ultimate Prompt Corner: The Real Roadmap to Building your First AI Agent.

Pick ONE specific problem (e.g., sorting emails, scraping a job board).

Choose a base LLM (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini).

Define how it interacts (APIs for email, web scraping, etc.).

Build the core loop: model → tool → result → repeat.

Add memory carefully. Start simple, then scale.

Wrap it in a usable interface (start with a command line, then a dashboard or bot).

Iterate fast. Small fixes beat big redesigns.

Keep scope TIGHT. One reliable agent is better than a broken "universal" one.