In this newsletter:

• OpenAI launches advanced o3-pro model with superior reasoning power
• Google launches Android 16 for Pixel phones with AI features and updates
• Browser Company launches AI-first browser that replaces traditional browsing

Plus, you’ll find new AI tools and this week’s top AI news headlines!

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⚙️ OpenAI Launches Advanced o3-pro Model with Superior Reasoning Power

OpenAI has launched o3-pro, an upgraded version of its reasoning AI model that the company claims is its most capable system to date. The new model outperforms top competitors from Google and Anthropic on key benchmarks while offering enhanced tools for complex problem-solving.

What's new:

• o3-pro available to ChatGPT Pro and Team users starting Tuesday
• Replaces the previous O1-Pro model across platforms
• Enterprise and Edu users get access next week
• Available in the OpenAI developer API today
• Priced at $20 input/$80 output per million tokens
• Expert reviewers prefer o3-pro over o3 in all categories
• Beats Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro on math benchmarks
• Outperforms Anthropic's Claude 4 Opus on science tests
• Includes web search and file analysis tools
• Python coding and personalized memory features
• Responses take longer than previous models
• Temporary chats are disabled due to technical issues
• Cannot generate images or use the Canvas workspace

Why it matters:

OpenAI maintains its lead in AI reasoning by launching a model that systematically works through complex problems rather than rushing to answers.

The fact that o3-pro beats both Google and Anthropic's best models on expert-level benchmarks shows OpenAI is successfully pushing AI capabilities into more reliable territory for professional and academic use.

👀 Read more about OpenAI's most advanced reasoning model!

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📱 Google Launches Android 16 for Pixel Phones with AI Features and iOS-Style Updates

Google has released Android 16 to Pixel smartphones alongside major upgrades to Google Photos that include AI-powered editing suggestions. The update brings iOS-style live notifications, enhanced security features, and new messaging capabilities in response to Apple's recent WWDC announcements.

What's new:

• Android 16 rolling out to all Pixel phones starting Tuesday
• Google Photos gets AI suggestions for erase, move, and reimagine tools
• Live notifications show real-time updates on lock screen
• New Material 3 Expressive design language across system
• RCS group chat with custom icons and notification muting
• Bluetooth LE audio devices can replace phone mic for calls
• Desktop-style windowing is coming to Android tablets later
• Pixel VIPs widget tracks calls and messages with favorite contacts
• Video captions now describe whispering, yawning & throat clearing
• Battery health indicator shows battery condition on newer Pixels
• Store corporate work badges digitally in Google Wallet

Why it matters:

Google is directly competing with Apple's iOS by bringing similar features like live notifications while adding unique AI capabilities that Apple hasn't matched.

The AI-powered photo editing suggestions and enhanced accessibility features show Google leveraging its AI strengths to differentiate Android. This release shows Google's strategy of rapid feature deployment to stay competitive in the mobile OS battle.

👀 Read more about Android 16's new features and AI upgrades!

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🌐 Browser Company Launches AI-First Browser That Replaces Traditional Browsing

The Browser Company has launched Dia, an AI-powered browser that puts chatbot functionality at the center of web browsing. The company is shifting its focus from the popular Arc browser to this new product, which aims to make AI-assisted interaction the primary way people engage with the internet.

What's new:

• Dia browser launches in beta with AI-first design
• Built-in chatbot accessible through the URL bar interface
• Can search web, summarize files, and switch between chat & search
• Users can ask questions about all open tabs simultaneously
• AI writes drafts based on content from multiple tabs
• Customizable AI personality through voice commands
• Optional 7-day browsing history for context
• Based on Chromium with a familiar look and feel
• Arc browser enters maintenance mode with no new features
• All existing Arc users get immediate Dia access
• The company is considering selling or open-sourcing Arc
• Desktop windowing and automated shopping capabilities are coming

Why it matters:

The Browser Company is betting that traditional browsers will become obsolete as AI transforms how we use the internet. By making AI the primary interface rather than an add-on feature, Dia represents a fundamental shift from browsing websites to conversing with the web.

This approach could eliminate the need to switch between different AI tools, such as ChatGPT and Perplexity, by making intelligence native to the browsing experience itself.

👀 Read more about Dia's AI-first browsing experience!

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This Week's Top AI News Headlines:

• Meta’s Scale AI CEO Alexander Wang Outlines $15B Investment Plan to Fuel Next-Gen AI Infrastructure (View Article)
• Betting Platform Kalshi Airs Fully AI‑Generated $2K Commercial During NBA Finals Featuring Surreal Scenes Created With Gemini and Veo 3 (View Article)
• Microsoft Rolls Out Copilot Vision on Windows and Edge, Letting AI See Your Screen for Contextual Help and File Search (View Article)
• Google Unveils AI Model and Weather Lab to Predict Tropical Cyclones Up to 15 Days in Advance With More Precision Than Traditional Forecasts (View Article)
• Meta’s Standalone AI App Sparks Privacy Outcry as Users Unknowingly Expose Sensitive Conversations in Public ‘Discover’ Feed (View Article)
• Tesla Sues Former Optimus Engineer for Alleged Trade Secret Theft of Robotic Hand Sensor Tech (View Article)
• OpenAI Partners With Mattel to Launch First AI‑Powered Toys and Games by Late 2025, Merging Barbie, Hot Wheels, and Uno With ChatGPT Enterprise Support (View Article)
• Conveyor Launches AI Platform to Automate Vendor Security Reviews and RFP Processes, Simplifying Compliance for Enterprises (View Article)
• Multiverse Computing Raises $215M to Accelerate Quantum Tech That Could Dramatically Reduce AI Computation Costs (View Article)
• Apple Revamps Image Playground With ChatGPT Integration to Unlock Oil, Anime, Watercolor, Vector, and Custom Style Options (View Article)
• Sam Altman‑Backed Coco Robotics Raises $80M to Expand Its Zero‑Emission Delivery Robot Fleet and AI Partnership With OpenAI (View Article)
• Apple to Launch AI‑Generated App Store Tags at WWDC 25 to Improve App Discoverability Through Feature Labels (View Article)
• “Even Easy Things Are Hard” Report by AI Policy Expert Michael Weinberg Examines How Building an “Openly Licensed” AI Training Dataset Is More Legally Complex Than It Sounds, Raising Copyright Red Flags (View Article)

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