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Hey TEDchats Fam!

Happy Thursday! 

What a launch.

Last week, TEDchats AI Pro launched with a bang — and the response has been clear: finally, something that makes AI simple.

If you haven’t checked it out yet, it’s not too late to jump in.

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🍕 QUICK NEWS BITES

Smarter Slices: XRobotics Serves Up a Pizza-Making Revolution

San Francisco startup XRobotics has developed a compact robot, the xPizza Cube, that automates the repetitive steps of pizza prep — including spreading sauce, cheese, and placing pepperoni slices (watch demo). Leasing for $1,300/month, the machine can produce up to 100 pizzas an hour and fits seamlessly into existing kitchens. Unlike failed predecessors like Zume, XRobotics focuses on assisting rather than replacing human staff. Its robots are reportedly already making 25,000 pizzas a month across various U.S. pizzerias! (read more)

Meta’s New AI Lab Aims for Superintelligence

Meta is launching a dedicated AI research lab to develop “superintelligence” as part of its push to lead the race toward artificial general intelligence (AGI). AGI refers to AI that can match human performance across many tasks, with superintelligence seen as the next step — AI that could eventually surpass human capabilities. Meta has reportedly recruited Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang and is actively hiring top talent from OpenAI and Google. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is said to be personally involved, even hosting researchers at his homes, as he builds a team of around 50 experts. Meanwhile, Meta AI recently hit 1 billion monthly active users, underscoring its growing footprint in the space (read more).

O3-Pro: OpenAI’s Most Advanced Model Yet

OpenAI has unveiled o3-pro, its most powerful AI model to date, designed to excel in reasoning-heavy tasks like coding, science, and advanced math. Now available to ChatGPT Pro and Team users, it replaces the previous o1-pro model and is also live in the API at $20 per million input tokens. Internal evaluations show o3-pro outperforms Google’s newest Gemini 2.5 Pro in math (AIME 2024) and Claude 4 Opus in science (GPQA Diamond). While it can’t yet generate images or access Canvas, it supports tools like web browsing and Python (read more).

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🏃‍♂️ AI Hits the Track with Apple’s New Workout Buddy: Apple has introduced Workout Buddy, an AI fitness coach that offers personalized guidance using your workout data and voices from real Fitness+ trainers. Workout Buddy will be available on Apple Watch, alongside a refreshed Workout app with smarter music integration and streamlined access to key tools (see Apple’s announcement).

📱 Google’s Android 16 Rolls Out with AI Updates: Google is rolling out Android 16 to Pixel phones, adding RCS group chats, AI photo edits, live lock screen notifications, and enhanced security. The update also brings new accessibility tools and Google Wallet upgrades (see Google’s announcement).

🧭 Is AI Momentum Slowing in Corporate America? After nearly 10 months of steady growth, Ramp’s AI Index—tracking industry AI adoption—plateaued at 42% in May. Based on data from 30,000 companies, the slowdown suggests early enthusiasm may be cooling. Klarna, for example, is reversing its move to replace support staff with AI after a drop in service quality (see Ramp’s data).

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