WEEKLY AI DIGEST: EXPLORING INNOVATIONS

?? OpenAI Introduces Deep Research?

OpenAI has launched an innovative AI tool for generating detailed analytical reports. Deep Research can synthesize information from even hundreds of web sources and produce a report of up to 10,000 words in just a few minutes. The application of AI in analytics can significantly boost productivity in scientific research, marketing, finance, and consulting.?

?? Elon Musk Reduces U.S. Government Spending Using AI?

Donald Trump’s administration has tasked Elon Musk with optimizing U.S. federal expenditures. To achieve this, The Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) has launched a large-scale audit of state institutions using AI to detect inefficiency, corruption, and bureaucratic delays. According to forecasts, savings could reach a trillion dollars.?

? Chinese AI Company DeepSeek Faces Global Bans?

DeepSeek has come under a wave of international sanctions. Government agencies and corporations have expressed concerns regarding privacy, ethics, and potential risks associated with this technology. Among the first countries to ban DeepSeek are Italy, Taiwan, the U.S., and several American states.

?? Google Releases Gemini 2.0 Pro Without a Major Launch Event?

Google has unexpectedly released its new flagship AI model, Gemini 2.0 Pro Experimental. Unlike previous launches, the company opted out of a large-scale presentation this time. The model is available exclusively to Google One AI Premium plan subscribers. Gemini 2.0 Pro is designed for software development, statistical modelling, and even quantum algorithms.???

??Scientists Develop a Laser Neuron Faster Than Traditional AI?

Researchers have created an artificial neuron that mimics human brain function but operates tens of thousands of times faster. The new laser neuron’s graded data transmission enables continuous processing, potentially boosting AI performance in finance, medicine, research, and autonomous technologies.

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