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In this week’s AI roundup, it’s clear that AI is stepping into the spotlight in very different ways. Alibaba raised the bar with a trillion-parameter model. OpenAI launched a curated morning briefing to help users start their day. Google demonstrated AI that can move into the physical world through robotics. And Meta introduced an AI-driven video feed on its social platforms. Together, these stories highlight how AI is expanding its reach and exploring new capabilities across industries.

Alibaba has unveiled Qwen3-Max, its most advanced AI model yet, with more than 1 trillion parameters. Trained on a massive dataset reported at 36 trillion tokens and built to handle very long contexts, Qwen3-Max is positioned against other leading large language models.
The model posted strong results on third-party benchmarks such as Tau2-Bench and the company has pledged at least ¥380 billion (≈$53B) in AI and cloud infrastructure over the next three years.

OpenAI launched ChatGPT Pulse, a personalised morning digest currently in preview for Pro users on mobile. Pulse analyses your chats, optional Memory, and connected apps like Gmail or Calendar to generate visual “cards” with reminders, insights, and suggestions. Users can like, dismiss, or “Curate” cards to guide future updates.
Sam Altman called Pulse his “favourite feature of ChatGPT so far,” framing it as a move toward a more proactive assistant.

Google DeepMind introduced Gemini Robotics-ER 1.5, a model designed for embodied AI applications. These systems combine vision, language, planning, and tool use to allow robots to handle multi-step tasks and adapt in real time.
The model can call digital tools like search, mid-planning and hand-off actions to a vision-language-action model for execution. Learned behaviours can transfer across different robot platforms, helping accelerate deployment.

Meta launched Vibes, an AI-focused short-video feed within the Meta AI app. Users can create videos from scratch or remix existing clips with custom visuals, music, and effects, then share them on Vibes or cross-post to Instagram and Facebook Reels.
Vibes demonstrates AI becoming a creative collaborator in content creation.
As AI continues to evolve across sectors, from robotics and content creation to conversational agents, organisations are looking for ways to turn these breakthroughs into real-world results.
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