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How Apple’s new iPhone chips enable on-device AI

How Apple’s new iPhone chips enable on-device AI.

Source: Youtube

September 22, 2025

Start-up uses AI voice chatbots to waste scam callers’ time

Start-up uses AI voice chatbots to waste scam callers’ time.

Source: Youtube

September 22, 2025

Diving into the world of artificial intelligence

Diving into the world of artificial intelligence.

Source: Youtube

September 22, 2025

What AI means for the purpose of education

As AI becomes more common in our classrooms, shaping how we learn and teach, it presents new opportunities and significant challenges. How can we navigate this change to ensure we are preparing young people to thrive in a complex world?

Source: Youtube

September 22, 2025

How is AI impacting education in Oklahoma?

Source: Youtube

September 22, 2025

OpenAI Issued a Guide on How to Implement ChatGPT Edu at Universities

IBL News | New York

OpenAI launched a guide to help universities launch ChatGPT Edu at their institutions, from planning to full implementation.

According to the company, to execute a successful rollout, stakeholders should include senior leadership, who provide vision, funding, and endorsement; project managers; IT and security personnel; and communication and marketing personnel, to manage announcements, messaging, awareness, policy & compliance, and early adopters.

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September 22, 2025

Are we even prepared for a sentient AI?

Will AI systems ever become sentient? How should we treat them if we feel uncertain?

Source: Youtube

September 20, 2025

Google’s Gemini Introduces Image Generation ‘Nano Banana’

IBL News | New York

Google released this month an updated image generation and editing AI model, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, also named Nano Banana.

This model is available via the Gemini API and Google AI Studio for developers and Vertex AI for enterprise. It’s priced at $30.00 per 1 million output tokens, with each image being 1290 output tokens ($0.039 per image). All other modalities, including input and output, follow Gemini 2.5 Flash.

The company built a template app in Google AI Studio, so users can customize it and vibe code on top of it.

OpenRouter.ai partnered with Google to help bring Gemini 2.5 Flash Image to their 3M+ developers everywhere.

Also, the developer platform for generative media fal.ai made it available to its developer community.

All images created or edited with Gemini 2.5 Flash Image will include an invisible SynthID digital watermark, so they can be identified as AI-generated or edited.