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Tech Competition is Helping Americans. Here's How.
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Tuesday • September 23, 2025
Nvidia to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI, linking two artificial intelligence titans
Nvidia Will Invest Up To $100 Billion in OpenAI and Supply It with Data Center Chips
The move underscores the increasingly overlapping interests of the various tech giants developing advanced AI systems. The deal gives chipmaker Nvidia a financial stake in the world’s most prominent AI company, which is already an important customer.
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Monday • September 22, 2025
Perplexity launches an AI email assistant for Max subscribers
Perplexity has Introduced a New Feature Dubbed Email Assistant
With this resource, users can direct an AI chatbot to execute basic email tasks such as scheduling meetings, organizing and prioritizing emails, and drafting replies.
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Monday • September 22, 2025
Meta Offers Llama to Feds to Speed Government AI Adoption
Meta Launched a Partnership with the United States Government Aimed at Promoting Artificial Intelligence Adoption
“America is leading on AI, and we want to make sure all Americans see the benefit of AI innovation through better, more efficient public services,” Meta founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a Sept. 22 press release. “With Llama, America’s government agencies can better serve people.”
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Wednesday • September 17, 2025
Reddit Helps Brands Target Engaged Video Viewers
To Help Brands Better Target Engaged Video Watchers on the Platform, Reddit has Announced the Beta Launch of Its 6-second “Engaged Video Views”
“Unlike our traditional video view objective, which optimizes for shorter, 2-second views, 6-second Engaged Video Views goes deeper,” the company says, adding that the feature is designed to maximize meaningful interactions and ensure brands’ ad spend is driving results.
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Wednesday • September 17, 2025
Zoom launches a cross-application AI notetaker, AI avatars, and more in its latest update
With These Features, the Company Aims to Compete with Verticalized Meeting Startups and Productivity Suites
Zoom on Wednesday launched new products at its Zoomtopia conference, including an upgraded AI companion that can work across meeting apps, as well as the ability to add your own notes, AI-powered meeting scheduling, and AI avatars that resemble users.
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Wednesday • September 17, 2025
Amazon Upgrades AI From Chatbot to Business Partner
Amazon has Upgraded Project Amelia with Agentic AI that can Reason, Plan and Take Actions with a Seller’s Approval
The company said in a press release Wednesday (Sept. 17) the enhanced Seller Assistant now goes beyond Q&A guidance to monitor inventory, manage compliance and generate advertising campaigns, positioning the eCommerce giant as a more active partner to the millions of independent merchants on its marketplace.
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