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Meta just dropped Vibes, a TikTok-style short-form video feed but with a twist: every clip is AI-generated. From fuzzy creatures leaping on cubes to an ancient Egyptian woman taking a selfie, the app feels more surreal art project than social platform. But here’s the kicker, critics are already calling it “AI slop,” questioning whether anyone really wants a feed full of synthetic content. Is this Meta’s bold leap forward, or just more digital noise in an already crowded scroll?

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Today’s AI Menu

▪️ ChatGPT pulse, Google’s Android-PC push, 51-second cyber breaches & AI stock warnings & more

▪️ Tutorial: How to use Whisper transcribe multilingual audio into text?

▪️ 5 new AI tools to boost your productivity

▪️ AI Special Edition: Databricks’ secret weapon - 90x cheaper AI

▪️ AI Daily Prompt

TODAY IN WORLD OF AI

🚀 OpenAI’s newest feature: ChatGPT pulse

Imagine waking up to a personalized morning brief - news, updates, even your daily agenda, all curated while you sleep. That’s the promise of ChatGPT Pulse, OpenAI’s latest feature designed to make the AI assistant more proactive than ever.

Instead of waiting for you to ask questions, Pulse assembles 5-10 concise reports each morning, pulling context from your calendar, email, and even past chats. Think of it as a digital chief of staff, one that can flag urgent emails, suggest family-friendly activities, or even plan dinner options that fit your diet.

What makes this especially intriguing is the shift in design philosophy? 
Pulse intentionally stops after a handful of briefs. Unlike social feeds optimized to keep you scrolling endlessly, it aims to be efficient, valuable, and done leaving you more time to focus on your day.

For now, Pulse is rolling out to OpenAI’s $200/month Pro subscribers, but the vision is broader: to democratize what used to be an executive-level perk and make “personalized intelligence” accessible to everyone.

THE AI INSTITUTE

How to use Whisper transcribe multilingual audio into text❓

▪️ Open Whisper by OpenAI.

▪️ Upload audio file.

▪️ Whisper transcribes in multiple languages.

▪️ Download transcript or use in editing.

▪️ Useful for podcasts, meetings, lectures.

FOOD FOR PRODUCTIVITY

5 tools for your productivity

🎬 Hailuo AI: Turn ideas, text or images into short, cinematic videos using AI.

🤖 Character.ai: Create & chat with AI personalities or characters you design

🎶 Udio: AI-driven music creation generate tracks without needing musical skills.

📱 Postly AI: Automate, schedule, and craft social media & blog content using AI.

✉️ WriteMail.ai: Write polished emails in seconds with AI-assisted tone, brevity & impact.

Tool Video of the Day!

EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW

🚨 Exposed: Neon, the viral call-recording app that promised to pay users for their conversations, has abruptly shut down after a massive security flaw leaked phone numbers, recordings, and transcripts. Anyone with basic know-how could peek into private calls, raising alarm bells about how apps like this slip past app store reviews. It’s a stark reminder: when an app offers “easy money,” the real cost may be your privacy.

💻 Fusion: Google is officially bringing Android to PCs next year, merging it with ChromeOS for a unified desktop experience. Imagine Android apps running natively on laptops while seamlessly syncing with your phone, this could shake up the Windows vs. macOS battle. The big question: will “Android for PC” finally deliver the smooth, app-rich ecosystem users have been waiting for?

⚡ Seconds: Cyberattacks now breach systems in just 51 seconds, leaving human SOC teams hopelessly outpaced. Security leaders say manual response times are “officially dead,” and the future belongs to agentic AI, autonomous defense systems that think and act at machine speed. It’s a chilling reminder: in cybersecurity, the clock isn’t ticking in minutes anymore, it’s ticking in seconds.

📉Speculation: Financial experts are waving red flags about using ChatGPT to pick stocks, warning that the AI can sound confident while serving up flawed or outdated data. While some investors are tempted by the chatbot’s speed and analysis, critics stress it’s no substitute for rigorous financial research. The bottom line? Treat AI stock tips less like a crystal ball and more like cocktail party chatter interesting, but risky to bet your savings on.

AI SPECIAL EDITION

💡 Databricks’ quiet revolution: Making AI 90x cheaper

Big partnerships grab headlines like Databricks’ $100M deal to bring OpenAI’s GPT-5 natively into its platform. But the real breakthrough lies in something far less flashy: prompt optimization.

This week, Databricks unveiled GEPA (Generative Evolutionary Prompt Adaptation), a technique that could rewrite the economics of enterprise AI. Instead of fine-tuning massive models, GEPA continuously refines how questions are asked almost like teaching AI better communication skills. The result? Enterprises can use smaller, cheaper models while still matching (or surpassing) premium-model performance.

The numbers are staggering: optimized models delivered at 1/90th the cost of leading frontier systems, while also outperforming traditional fine-tuned models by several percentage points in accuracy. At enterprise scale, think millions of queries, this isn’t just a cost-saving hack; it’s a business model shift.

Even more compelling, Databricks has built this into Agent Bricks, a system that automates the optimization loop. That means fewer engineering hours wasted on crafting “perfect prompts” and more time spent on innovation.

The OpenAI partnership ensures premium access, but GEPA proves enterprises don’t need to pay premium prices to unlock frontier performance. For decision-makers, the takeaway is clear: the future of AI isn’t just about bigger models, it’s about smarter ones.

AI PROMPT OF THE DAY

📧 7-day email marketing sequence for new subscribers

Prompt: Create a 7-day email marketing sequence to welcome and nurture new subscribers. Each email should have a clear goal:

1. Welcome & introduce the brand

2. Share brand story or mission

3. Offer valuable free resource or guide

4. Provide social proof (testimonials, case studies)

5. Educate about the product/service

6. Overcome objections or FAQs

7. Present a compelling CTA or offer.

Keep the tone friendly, helpful, and aligned with brand voice.

Helpful? Check out our best AI prompts!

Thanks for reading.

Until Sunday!

Shinky & the Hanoomaan AI team