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Today:

• OpenAI & Microsoft Redefine Their AGI Alliance

• Claude 4.5 Now Powers 3,000 Netflix Devs

• Copilot Now Fixes Your Code Automatically

• NVIDIA Just Open-Sourced Its Most Powerful AI Yet

• OpenAI Finalizes Corporate Restructuring

OpenAI & Microsoft Redefine Their AGI Alliance

OpenAI and Microsoft signed a new agreement deepening their partnership. Microsoft holds a 27% stake and extended its IP rights through 2032. OpenAI gains more freedom to work with others and offer products more widely. Both companies can now pursue Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) independently.

KEY POINTS

• Microsoft’s 27% stake in OpenAI Group PBC is now valued at $135 billion.

• OpenAI gains flexibility, including working with third parties and offering open models.

• AGI rights and verification clarified: an independent panel will confirm AGI status, unlocking new rules.

Why it matters
This deal shapes who controls and benefits from future AI breakthroughs. Microsoft locks in long-term value and rights, while OpenAI gets room to grow with others. By allowing both to pursue AGI alone, the agreement sets the stage for a more open and competitive AI race.

Claude 4.5 Now Powers 3,000 Netflix Devs

Netflix uses Claude Sonnet 4.5 to support over 3,000 developers with AI tools that actually boost productivity. They’ve built internal systems for managing AI use, tracking results, and improving developer experience beyond basic assistant bots. The session offers real-world strategies and technical insights.

KEY POINTS

• AI at scale: Netflix built centralized systems to give developers consistent, high-quality AI support.

• Reliable evaluation: They use structured frameworks to track model performance and team productivity.

• Claude 4.5 in action: New features enable more accurate, trustworthy help for real developer workflows.

Why it matters
This shows how a top company uses AI not as a gimmick but as a real productivity tool. By improving how developers work, Netflix proves AI can help large teams—not just individuals. Their experience offers lessons for anyone building serious, scalable AI systems.

Copilot Now Fixes Your Code Automatically

GitHub Copilot Code Review now combines AI with trusted tools like ESLint and CodeQL to deliver smarter code feedback. It understands full project context, flags critical issues accurately, and can auto-apply fixes via Copilot. Teams can customize reviews and use it across popular editors.

KEY POINTS

• Smarter code reviews: Combines AI with tools like ESLint and CodeQL for precise, reliable feedback.

• Context-aware analysis: Uses tool calling to understand the full project for better suggestions.

• Automation boost: Copilot can apply suggested changes automatically, reducing manual work.

Why it matters
This upgrade makes code reviews faster, smarter, and less repetitive. By blending AI with trusted tools and giving developers the power to customize, GitHub helps teams ship better code with less hassle. It’s one step closer to truly intelligent software development support.

🧠RESEARCH

Concerto: Joint 2D-3D Self-Supervised Learning Emerges Spatial Representations

Concerto is a simple yet powerful AI model that mimics how humans combine senses to learn. It links 2D images with 3D data to understand spaces better. Without needing labels, it outperforms top models in recognizing scenes and objects, and even connects its knowledge to language, enabling open-world understanding.

ReCode: Unify Plan and Action for Universal Granularity Control

ReCode is a new method that helps AI agents think and act more like humans by combining planning and action into one flexible process. Instead of separating big goals from small steps, it breaks them down recursively into detailed actions. This approach boosts learning, adaptability, and efficiency in solving complex tasks.

A Survey of Data Agents: Emerging Paradigm or Overstated Hype?

This survey introduces a clear 6-level scale to define the autonomy of “data agents,” AI tools that help with tasks like analyzing or preparing data. It cuts through confusing hype by sorting existing tools by capability and outlines what’s needed to build smarter, self-directed systems in the future.

🛠️TOP TOOLS

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

Waifu Labs – AI Image Generator - web app that uses AI to generate bespoke anime portraits

Sonara AI – AI Job Search / Career Tools- AI job search & auto‑apply service

SlideMake – AI Presentation Generator - web app that generates slide decks from a short prompt

📲SOCIAL MEDIA

🗞️MORE NEWS

• NVIDIA launched open-source AI models for language, robotics, and biology to boost innovation. These tools help developers build smarter agents, support real-world tasks, and expand access to cutting-edge AI through platforms like Hugging Face.

• Adobe launched a new AI Assistant in Adobe Express that lets anyone create and edit designs through conversation. It blends chat-based commands with creative tools, making content creation faster, easier, and more accessible.

• OpenAI completed its corporate restructuring, giving its nonprofit arm—the OpenAI Foundation—control and a $130B equity stake. The foundation will invest $25B in health breakthroughs and AI safety, aligning profit with public good.

• Apple reached a $4 trillion valuation, joining Microsoft and Nvidia in the elite club. Strong iPhone sales, renewed investor confidence, and growth in its services business helped ease concerns about lagging in artificial intelligence development.

• Starting in 2026, ChatGPT users can pay with PayPal using Instant Checkout. This integration streamlines e-commerce, expands OpenAI’s Agentic Commerce Protocol, and turns ChatGPT into a smarter shopping assistant across platforms and devices.

• Nvidia is investing $1 billion in Nokia to support its push into AI-powered wireless networks. The deal gives Nvidia a major stake and boosts Nokia’s shift from telecom hardware to AI-driven 5G and 6G infrastructure.

• Fireworks AI raised $250 million at a $4 billion valuation to expand its cloud platform that helps developers run and customize AI models. The funding supports hiring, GPU purchases, and scaling AI inference services.

• Perplexity AI won a trademark lawsuit after the suing company, Perplexity Solved Solutions, failed to replace its attorneys. A judge dismissed the case, ending the dispute over the use of the name “Perplexity.”

• OpenAI is offering its ChatGPT Go plan free for one year in India starting November 4 to attract more users in its second-largest market. The promo aims to boost adoption amid tough monetization challenges.

• NVIDIA and Oracle are building the U.S. Department of Energy’s largest AI supercomputer, “Solstice,” at Argonne National Lab using 100,000 Blackwell GPUs. The system will power agentic AI for scientific discovery across energy, security, and healthcare fields.

• Doppel uses GPT-5 and o4-mini to stop deepfake and impersonation attacks within minutes. Their AI-driven system cuts analyst workload by 80%, detects threats faster, and automates takedowns with clear justifications using reinforcement fine-tuning for consistent, explainable results.