Today’s menu 🍽️👇️ 

Length: 5 minutes ⏰ 

• This iOS update will change Siri forever 🔄

• OpenAI just started the AI price war 🚀 

• The AI that turns JPGs into 3D models ✨

• Wikipedia tightens rules on AI content 📚

• The fastest way to make an AI video 🎬

• Turn class recordings into complete study kits with Gemini 🎓

• Prompt of the week 💬

• Top AI tools of the week ⚒️

FRESH AI NEWS

Apple just leveled up Siri’s brain 🧠

Apple confirmed that ChatGPT integration within Apple Intelligence will use OpenAI’s GPT-5 starting with iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and macOS Tahoe in the fall software update 🤖

• Apple Intelligence currently relies on GPT-4o for Siri and Visual Intelligence. However, with iOS 26 and its newer versions, Apple will switch to GPT-5 for better responses 🧠

• The GPT-5 upgrade will come with the OS updates, which are in developer and public beta and expected to launch next month, coinciding with the iPhone 17 release ⚙️

• GPT-5 offers improved reasoning, writing, coding, and richer voice interactions. While Apple hasn’t provided detailed rollout information, users won’t need an OpenAI account to access the features ✅

Why You Should Care: By adopting GPT-5, Apple is strengthening its AI capabilities at a time when Apple Intelligence is still behind its competitors. This integration could greatly improve Siri, writing tools, and visual AI, while Apple continues to work on its own solutions.

The GPT-5 price that no one expected 😮

OpenAI has launched GPT-5 with pricing so low that it undercuts both its predecessor and competitors. This has led to speculation about a potential AI price war 🚀

• OpenAI charges only $1.25 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens, along with $0.125 for cached inputs 💰

• Developers say this pricing provides “more intelligence per dollar” than GPT-4o, making it one of the most competitive AI pricing strategies so far💡

• Analysts caution that these aggressive rates could force Google, Anthropic, and others to lower their prices, changing the economics of AI development 🧑‍💻

Why You Should Care: If competitors match OpenAI’s pricing, the cost of running advanced AI models could decrease sharply, leading to new products but also reducing profit margins throughout the industry.

Copilot 3D brings images to life 📸

Microsoft has quietly launched Copilot 3D, a preview AI tool that turns 2D images into 3D models. Early tests show it works particularly well with Ikea furniture ✨

• Copilot 3D is available worldwide through Copilot Labs, free for users with a Microsoft or Google account 🤝

• It changes JPG or PNG images (under 10 MB) into downloadable GLB models. These models are compatible with design tools, game engines, AR/VR, and more. The tool stores creations for 28 days ➡️

• Tests reveal that Ikea furniture, along with items like bananas and umbrellas, converts well into 3D models with good quality. This is especially true if the image has clear background separation and even lighting 🎯

• However, the tool has trouble with animals and humans, sometimes producing strange results. For example, one tester jokingly reported that the algorithm incorrectly placed a dog's body on its back 📐

Why You Should Care: By making it easier to create 3D models, especially for everyday items like furniture, Copilot 3D could help educators, hobbyists, designers, and developers prototype and visualize ideas more quickly. Its success with Ikea furniture suggests practical uses that could enhance creative workflows beyond specialized 3D tools.

How Wikipedia spots fake AI articles 🔍

Wikipedia’s volunteer editors are stepping up their fight against AI-generated “slop.” They are quickly deleting low-quality drafts, flagging suspicious articles, and building tools to maintain the platform’s reliability 🚫

• They can instantly remove clearly AI-generated content, especially those with obvious signs like “Here is your Wikipedia article on…” or meaningless references 🎓

• This task force identifies AI-written entries by finding overused formatting, like curly quotes and promotional wording, and it maintains guides for editors to spot them 📚

• Features like Edit Check and Paste Check help with citations and tone, while actual content stays under human review 🌍

Why You Should Care: In a time when AI can generate content quickly, Wikipedia’s active, community-led defense shows that protecting trust and human oversight must be central to reliable information curation.

OpenArt turns your words into weird videos 🤖

OpenArt has launched a new One-Click Story feature. This tool quickly turns a single sentence, whether it’s a script, prompt, or even a song, into a quirky video generated by AI⚡

• The One-Click Story tool, currently in open beta, allows users to create minute-long videos with a narrative by choosing from three templates: Character Vlog, Music Video, or Explainer 🤖

• The platform uses over 50 AI models, including DALLE-3, GPT, Imagen, Flux, and Stable Diffusion. Users can edit in storyboard mode for better control and consistency across frames 🪄
  

• OpenArt tries to prevent the use of copyrighted characters like Pikachu or SpongeBob. Co-founder Coco Mao confirmed they are looking into licensing agreements with IP holders to reduce this risk 🌀

Why You Should Care: By making it easy to create meme-style, surreal video content just by typing a sentence, OpenArt could change creative tools for marketers, educators, and creators. However, it also raises questions about originality, quality, and intellectual property in the age of AI.

TURN LECTURE INTO STUDY KIT

Turn lecture videos into an all-in-one study kit with Gemini 🎓

Google’s Gemini can now do more than just summarize. It can break down your lecture videos, create detailed notes, make quizzes, and even code interactive study tools. Think of it as your personal teaching assistant who is always available.

Here’s how to get started 👇️ 

1. In the Gemini app and upload your lecture video.

2. Start with a simple prompt like:

   “Analyze this marketing video and provide: a breakdown of key strategies, real-world case studies mentioned, frameworks or models used, and timestamps for each major insight.”

   

3. Ask Gemini to create a quiz with answer keys and explanations.

4. Have it code a self-test with a hint button for tricky questions.

5. Save all outputs into one document, and repeat for each lecture until you’ve built your own complete course library.

Pro Tip: Do this after every campaign or training video. Over time, you’ll build an AI-powered marketing playbook richer than most industry guides ✨

Check out Gemini app HERE 👈️

PROMPT OF THE WEEK

Generate a custom AI agent for lead qualification 🎯

Simply paste this prompt:

“Design an intelligent sales agent that qualifies inbound leads based on form data, company info, and CRM history. The agent should ask follow-up questions, classify leads (hot/warm/cold), and hand off to the appropriate rep with a full summary. Include logic flows, scoring rules, and integration plan with tools like HubSpot or Salesforce.”

🔧Pro tip: Ask for “Zapier-based automation + Google Sheet fallback for teams without CRMs.”

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TOOLS OF THE WEEK

These AI tools are going VIRAL 🐝 

GPT-5- Automate complex tasks like coding, research, and planning with one prompt 🤖 

Learnify- Create a video course from any blog, PDF, or URL 💻

Retellio - AI agents that automate customer research 🔁

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