The Gold standard for AI news

AI keeps coming up at work, but you still don't get it?

That's exactly why 1M+ professionals working at Google, Meta, and OpenAI read Superhuman AI daily.

Here's what you get:

• Daily AI news that matters for your career - Filtered from 1000s of sources so you know what affects your industry.

• Step-by-step tutorials you can use immediately - Real prompts and workflows that solve actual business problems.

• New AI tools tested and reviewed - We try everything to deliver tools that drive real results.

• All in just 3 minutes a day

Join 1M+ pros

Today:

• AI Boom Propels Nvidia to $5 Trillion Valuation

• Anthropic Opens Tokyo Office, Teams Up on Global AI Safety Standards

• NotebookLM Just Got a Brain Upgrade with Gemini 1M Context

• Character.AI Bans Teen Users After Safety Lawsuits

• Cursor’s New AI “Composer” Writes Code 4x Faster

AI Boom Propels Nvidia to $5 Trillion Valuation

Nvidia became the first company to hit $5 trillion in market value, driven by surging demand for AI chips. Recent mega-deals, U.S. government contracts, and global influence have made Nvidia central to both tech innovation and geopolitical tensions with China over advanced chip sales.

KEY POINTS

• Historic Milestone: Nvidia’s market value reached $5 trillion, boosted by AI chip demand and record stock performance.

• Global Influence & Tensions: CEO Jensen Huang announced $500B in U.S. supercomputer deals while export limits to China raised geopolitical stakes.

• AI Leadership & Wealth Impact: Huang’s wealth soared to $179B, and Nvidia’s chips power key tools like ChatGPT and xAI.

Why it matters
This shows how fast AI is changing the world. Nvidia started as a graphics chip company and is now leading in AI, making powerful chips used in many smart tools. Its rise also affects world politics, especially how the U.S. and China deal with technology.

Anthropic Opens Tokyo Office, Teams Up on Global AI Safety Standards

Anthropic opened its first Asia-Pacific office in Tokyo, signed a cooperation deal with Japan’s AI Safety Institute, and launched new partnerships with leading Japanese companies and cultural groups. The move highlights Japan’s growing role in AI development that supports human creativity and safety.

KEY POINTS

• AI Safety Agreement: Anthropic signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with Japan’s AI Safety Institute to develop global standards for evaluating AI systems.

• Business & Cultural Integration: Claude is boosting productivity at major firms like Rakuten, Nomura, and Panasonic, while Anthropic is also partnering with Japan’s Mori Art Museum.

• Asia-Pacific Expansion: Tokyo marks the first of several planned offices, with Seoul and Bengaluru launches coming next to meet rising regional demand.

Why it matters
Anthropic’s Tokyo expansion shows that safe, helpful AI can grow globally when it respects local values. Japan’s focus on using AI to support human creativity—not replace it—could be a model for others. This also helps countries work together on rules that keep AI safe for everyone.

NotebookLM Just Got a Brain Upgrade with Gemini 1M Context

Google upgraded NotebookLM with better memory, deeper document analysis, and personal goal-setting tools. It now uses Gemini’s 1 million-token context window, saves chats securely, and lets users guide the AI’s role—making it smarter, more personalized, and better suited for research, planning, and creativity.

KEY POINTS

• Bigger Memory & Context: Chat now supports longer conversations and deeper context with Gemini’s full 1M-token window.

• Smarter Answers: Improved document analysis finds connections beyond the prompt, offering clearer, multi-angle insights.

• Personalized Goals: Users can define the AI’s tone, role, or purpose—like acting as a PhD advisor, strategist, or storyteller.

Why it matters
NotebookLM just got more useful for big research and long projects. You can now ask smarter questions, get clearer answers, and guide the AI how you want it to help. This makes it easier for students, writers, and planners to stay organized and creative.

🧠RESEARCH

InteractComp: Evaluating Search Agents With Ambiguous Queries

InteractComp is a new test to see if AI search agents can handle confusing questions by asking for clarification. Most current models fail badly—scoring just 13.73%—because they assume queries are clear. The study shows that interaction boosts performance, but current systems ignore this need, leaving a major weakness.

Tongyi DeepResearch Technical Report

Tongyi DeepResearch is Alibaba’s new AI model built for deep, long-term research tasks. It trains using fully automated data—no human labeling—and activates only part of its 30.5B parameters per use. It tops benchmarks like Humanity’s Last Exam and BrowseComp. The model, training tools, and code are open-source.

AgentFold: Long-Horizon Web Agents with Proactive Context Management

AgentFold is a smart web agent that manages long tasks by actively organizing its memory, like how humans recall key details. Instead of keeping messy logs, it “folds” past steps to keep only what matters. It beats much larger models—including OpenAI’s o4-mini—on key benchmarks, using just basic fine-tuning.

🛠️TOP TOOLS

Each listing includes a hands-on tutorial so you can get started right away, whether you’re a beginner or a pro.

PicLumen AI – AI Image Generator - browser and mobile‑app platform for generating and editing images with AI

Khroma – AI Color Palette Generator - AI color tool created for designers and makers

Bot3 – AI Character Chatbot / Virtual Companion (NSFW‑friendly) - AI character chat platform designed for creative, often roleplay‑oriented conversations

📲SOCIAL MEDIA

🗞️MORE NEWS

• Character.AI will ban users under 18 starting November after lawsuits linked its chatbots to teen suicides. The move follows public pressure and new laws aiming to protect minors from emotionally harmful AI interactions.

• Cursor has launched Composer, its first in-house coding AI, claiming it’s four times faster than rivals. Built for real-world programming, Composer uses reinforcement learning and multi-agent workflows to accelerate, test, and review code within actual developer environments.

• Google DeepMind launched the AI for Math Initiative with five top research institutions to accelerate mathematical discovery. Using tools like AlphaEvolve and Gemini Deep Think, AI is already solving Olympiad problems and breaking decades-old records.

• Cameo is suing OpenAI for using the term “cameo” in its Sora app, claiming it confuses users and damages its brand. The lawsuit seeks damages and a ban on OpenAI’s use of the word in products.

• Grammarly is rebranding as Superhuman, merging with tools like Coda and Superhuman Mail. Its AI assistant, now called Superhuman Go, expands beyond writing help to offer broader, context-aware productivity features across connected apps and browser tabs.

• Google Labs has launched Pomelli, an AI tool designed to help small and medium businesses create on-brand social media content. It builds a custom brand profile from your website, suggests campaign ideas, and generates editable, ready-to-use visuals—all in a few simple steps.

• Amazon opened a $11B AI data center in Indiana, built in a year to power Anthropic’s models using its own chips. It’s live now, outpacing rivals still planning future sites, and facing local concerns.