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  • Details on Trump’s executive orders on artificial intelligence

    Details on Trump’s executive orders on artificial intelligence


    President Trump is expected to sign artificial intelligence-related executive orders at a summit in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.

    Source: Youtube

  • Google Makes Available Its Video Generation Model Veo 3 Available Via The Gemini API

    Google Makes Available Its Video Generation Model Veo 3 Available Via The Gemini API

    IBL News | New York

    Google made its Veo 3 high-resolution video and synchronized audio available to developers via the Gemini API.

    For now, the API is limited to text-to-video, but image-to-video support—already live in the Gemini app—is on the way.

    To help developers get started, Google AI Studio offers an SDK template and a starter app for quick prototyping. Access requires an active Google Cloud project with billing enabled.

    Veo 3 is Google’s first model that can generate high-resolution video and synchronized audio from a single text prompt. It creates visuals, dialogue, music, and sound effects simultaneously.

    Veo 3 handles a range of video generation tasks, from cinematic narratives to dynamic character animations, and also incorporates audio elements such as dialogue, music, and sound effects. Additionally, the model can simulate real-world physics for motion.

    Google posted several examples in Veo 3 in Google AI Studio.

    It’s priced at $0.75 per second for video and audio output, supporting 720p, 24fps video with audio in 16:9 format and up to 8 seconds long, one of the most expensive options on the market for AI video.

    Videos generated by Veo 3 models include a digital SynthID watermark.

    Prompt: Fluffy Characters Stop Motion: Inside a brightly colored, cozy kitchen made of felt and yarn. Professor Nibbles, a plump, fluffy hamster with oversized glasses, nervously stirs a bubbling pot on a miniature stove, muttering, “Just a little more… ‘essence of savory,’ as the recipe calls for.” The camera is a mid-shot, capturing his frantic stirring. Suddenly, the pot emits a loud “POP!” followed by a comical “whoosh” sound, and a geyser of iridescent green slime erupts, covering the entire kitchen. Professor Nibbles shrieks, “Oh, dear! Not again!” and scurries away, leaving a trail of tiny, panicked squeaks.

     

    Prompt: The sequence begins with an extreme close-up of a single gear, slowly turning and reflecting harsh sunlight. The camera gradually pulls back in a continuous movement, revealing this is but one component of a colossal, mechanical heart half-buried in a desolate, rust-colored desert. A sweeping aerial shot establishes its enormous scale and isolation in the barren landscape. The camera descends to capture pipes hissing steam and the rhythmic thumping that echoes across the empty plains. A subtle shake effect synchronizes with each massive heartbeat. A lateral tracking shot discovers tiny, robed figures scurrying across the metallic surface. The camera follows one such figure in a detailed tracking shot as they perform meticulous maintenance, polishing brass valves and tightening immense bolts. A complex movement circles the entire structure, capturing different maintenance teams working in precarious positions across its rusted exterior. The final shot begins tight on the meticulous work of one tiny figure before executing a dramatic pull-out that reveals the true scale of the heart and the minuscule size of its caretakers, tending to the vital organ of an unseen, sleeping giant that extends beyond the frame.

  • US must do these three things to win the AI race, Trump’s AI czar says

    US must do these three things to win the AI race, Trump’s AI czar says


    White House A.I. and Crypto Czar David Sacks discusses the ‘Winning the AI Race’ summit, how the U.S. can be the leader on the technology and the signing of the GENIUS Act into law.

    Source: Youtube

  • In the global fight to dominate AI, China is quickly catching up to the US

    In the global fight to dominate AI, China is quickly catching up to the US


    In the global fight to dominate A.I., China is quickly catching up to the United States — which is why President Trump barred the tech giant Nvidia from selling its superpowered computer chips to Chinese companies.

    Source: Youtube

  • Educators learn about AI in the classroom

    Educators learn about AI in the classroom


    East Moline knows people have worries and concerns over AI. The purpose of the summit is to explore those and see where the new tech fits within education.

    Source: Youtube

  • China could ‘reinvent’ AI architecture: Zack Kass

    China could ‘reinvent’ AI architecture: Zack Kass


    China could ‘reinvent’ AI architecture: Zack Kass.

    Source: Youtube

  • Netflix using video generation startup Runway AI

    Netflix using video generation startup Runway AI


    Netflix has begun using video generation software from startup Runway AI and Walt Disney is also testing out Runway’s technology.

    Source: Youtube

  • Google might be in the lead in their AI capability

    Google might be in the lead in their AI capability


    Google might be in the lead in their AI capability, says Constellation’s Ray Wang.

    Source: Youtube

  • Anthropic Introduced ‘Claude for Financial Services’, With a Tool That Unifies Data

    Anthropic Introduced ‘Claude for Financial Services’, With a Tool That Unifies Data

    IBL News | New York

    Anthropic, the maker of the Claude.ai chatbot, introduced this month Claude for Financial Services, a solution for financial professionals to analyze markets, conduct research, and make investment decisions.

    The so-called Financial Analysis Solution unifies users’ financial data—from market feeds to internal data stored in platforms like Databricks and Snowflake—into a single interface. It allows access to critical data sources with direct hyperlinks to source materials.

    It also comes with pre-built MCP connectors to access financial data providers and enterprise platforms.

    Developers can build custom applications via the company’s API.

    Anthropic said it includes the company’s Claude 4 models, Claude Code, and Claude for Enterprise with expanded usage limits, implementation support, and other features.

    “Claude provides the complete platform for financial AI—from immediate deployment to custom development,” Anthropic said in a release.

    According to Anthropic, these real-time financial data providers include:

    • Box enables secure document management and data room analysis.
    • Daloopa supplies high-quality fundamentals and KPIs from all public filings, disclosures and presentations.
    • FactSet provides comprehensive equity prices, fundamentals, and consensus estimates.
    • Morningstar contributes valuation data and research analytics.
    • Palantir builds AI-driven platforms that help governments and enterprises integrate, analyze, and act on large-scale data to make critical operational decisions.
    • PitchBook delivers industry-leading private capital market data and research, empowering users to source investment and fundraising opportunities, conduct due diligence and benchmark performance, faster and with greater confidence.
    • S&P Global enables access to Capital IQ Financials, earnings call transcripts, and more–essentially your entire research workflow.
    • Databricks offers unified analytics for big data and AI workloads.
    • Snowflake provides an easy, connected, and trusted data and AI platform that allows global enterprises to unlock value across all of their data – including structured, unstructured, and semi-structured.

    The solution is available on AWS Marketplace for streamlined procurement and consolidated billing, while Google Cloud Marketplace availability is coming soon.


    > Mike Dion
    : The 3 Best Ways to Use Claude For Finance

  • Opportunities and challenges of using AI tools in classroom settings

    Opportunities and challenges of using AI tools in classroom settings


    In this TEDx Berkshires talk, Dr. Robert Gentleman, Professor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics at Harvard University, explores the opportunities and challenges of using AI tools in classroom settings.

    Source: Youtube