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Here are 5 things you missed today in the world of AI. Because we get it, life is busy & who has the time to sit around and keep up with the fastest moving industry right now - here are 5 things we think you need to know in the world of AI.

1 -💬 Meta Elevates Messenger with HD Video Calling, Noise Cancellation, and AI Features

Meta's Messenger app is getting a significant upgrade, introducing HD video calling, advanced noise cancellation, and AI-powered background customization. These new features aim to provide a more seamless and immersive video calling experience, bringing it closer to the capabilities of popular video conferencing apps.

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2 - 🌥️ Microsoft to Launch First Cloud Preview of Nvidia's Powerful Blackwell AI Platform

Microsoft announced the first cloud preview of Nvidia's next-generation Blackwell AI platform on Azure. This powerful platform features servers with 72 GPUs connected via high-speed InfiniBand, designed to accelerate training and real-time processing of massive AI workloads.

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3 - 🤖 Gemini Gets Personal: Google's AI Learns Your Preferences

Google's Gemini AI is evolving to become more personalized. By learning your interests and preferences, it can provide more tailored responses. This feature, currently rolling out to Gemini Advanced subscribers, allows you to share details about yourself, such as your hobbies, work, or dietary restrictions, directly with the AI.

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4 - 📈 Nvidia's AI Dominance Continues to Soar

Nvidia's AI-powered growth shows no signs of slowing down. With record-breaking revenue and profits, the company's latest flagship AI server, Blackwell, is already making waves. Despite recent cooling concerns, Nvidia assures investors that Blackwell is in full production and delivering significant results. As the AI race intensifies, Nvidia's strategic moves and innovative products solidify its position as the industry leader.

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5 - 💻 DOJ Pushes for Google to Divest Chrome Browser

The Department of Justice is taking a significant step to curb Google's dominance in the search market. In a recent filing, the DOJ has called for the tech giant to divest its Chrome browser, arguing that it gives Google an unfair advantage. This move, if successful, could reshape the competitive landscape of the internet and empower rival search engines.

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Written by AI Bulletin team - Australia
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