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Two tech giants could soon power Meta’s apps. Claude wants your chats to train its brain. Reliance Jio is pushing AI glasses into homes. And, Microsoft is building a GPT rival from scratch.

Companies are teaming up, but rivalry is fierce. For users, AI is spreading faster than ever.

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• 🤖 Meta Wants Google + OpenAI’s Brains Inside Its Apps – Meta is in talks with Google and OpenAI to bring Gemini and GPT into Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook.

• 📱 Your Claude Chats Could Train Future AI – Anthropic users must opt in or out by Sept 28. Saying yes keeps chats for 5 years.

• 👓 India’s Reliance Jio Goes After Meta’s Ray-Bans – JioFrames smart glasses support Indian languages, AI voice, and instant cloud backup.

• 🔥 Microsoft Builds Its Own GPT Killer – MAI Voice 1 delivers instant speech, while MAI 1 Preview, trained on 15,000 GPUs, takes on GPT-5 and DeepSeek.

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• 🧠 AI Tool of the Day: Murf AI – Generate natural voiceovers with 200+ voices in 20+ languages.

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🤖 Meta Wants Google + OpenAI’s Brains Inside Its Apps

🧠The Pulse

Meta is exploring deals with Google and OpenAI to bring their AI into Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The company does not want to wait for its own model, Llama 5, which is still in progress. These talks show Meta wants more powerful AI inside its apps right now.

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• Leaders at Meta’s new group called Meta Superintelligence Labs are in early talks with Google and OpenAI. They are looking at bringing in Gemini and GPT models to strengthen Meta AI features. This would be a temporary boost until Meta’s Llama 5 model is ready for release.

• Meta already uses Anthropic models for coding support. With this, the company is showing it will work with any strong AI while it builds its own. The lab is run by Alexandr Wang, founder of Scale AI, and Nat Friedman, former CEO of GitHub. Both were hired to speed up Meta’s AI race.

• The talks also tie into Meta’s wider push in AI, which includes the $5 billion Hyperion data center in Louisiana. That project has faced criticism because of rising power costs for local residents. However, it highlights how far Meta is willing to go to support its AI future. Neither Google nor OpenAI has commented on the discussions.

💡What This Means for You

Meta may soon mix AI from Google, OpenAI, and its own Llama models. If you use Instagram, WhatsApp, or Facebook, new AI tools could appear much faster. For professionals, this means you will not need to wait for Meta’s own model to see big changes in everyday apps.

📱 Your Claude Chats Could Train Future AI

🧠The Pulse

Anthropic is asking Claude users to decide if their chats should train future AI. Free, Pro, Max, and Claude Code users must opt in or out by September 28. Choosing yes means data is kept for five years. Saying no keeps the old 30-day deletion policy.

📌The Download

• Anthropic explains that training with real chats will help Claude improve reasoning, coding, and safety features. New users will be asked during signup, while existing users will see a pop-up. If no choice is made by the deadline, access will stop. Old chats will stay excluded unless a user reopens them.

• Enterprise services such as Claude for Work, Claude Gov, Claude for Education, and API use on Amazon Bedrock or Google Cloud will not change. These accounts already follow separate privacy agreements. The new rule only covers individual consumer products.

• Data used for training cannot be removed even if a user changes settings later. Opting in means five years of retention, while opting out keeps the 30-day limit. Anthropic also notes that flagged content or feedback may still be stored longer to improve filters or monitor harmful use.

💡What This Means for You

If you rely on Claude, you must make a choice soon. Opting in helps Anthropic build smarter AI, but your conversations stay on record for years. Opting out keeps your privacy tighter, but you may miss out on model improvements shaped by real user data.

👓 India’s Reliance Jio Goes After Meta’s Ray-Bans

🧠The Pulse

Reliance Jio has launched JioFrames, AI-powered smart glasses that take direct aim at Meta’s Ray-Ban line. Shown at the company’s 48th AGM, the glasses let users speak to an AI voice assistant in several Indian languages. The move signals Ambani’s push to anchor AI wearables in India’s daily life.

📌The Download

• The JioFrames debut came at Reliance’s 48th Annual General Meeting in late August 2025, where Akash Ambani highlighted the device as part of Jio’s expanding AI portfolio. The glasses are designed for India’s diversity, giving people a way to interact with an AI assistant through voice in several local languages.

• They come with HD photo and video recording, live streaming, and instant backup to Jio’s AI Cloud. Users can make calls, listen to music with open-ear speakers, and get help with daily activities such as reading recipes, translating languages, or summarizing information. Reliance has not yet shared the price or release date.

• The launch happened along with Jio AI Cloud 2.0, Jio Digital Twin, and JioPC, showing the company’s wider plan to create an AI-first ecosystem. Reliance also highlighted its ties with Meta and Google. By releasing JioFrames, Ambani is putting Indian-made smart glasses in direct competition with Zuckerberg’s Ray-Bans.

💡What This Means for You

AI glasses are shifting from experiments to real products, and India is now on the front line. For professionals, this is a sign that wearable AI will soon compete with phones and laptops for daily tasks. The question is no longer if you’ll use one, but which brand you’ll trust.

🔥 Microsoft Builds Its Own GPT Killer

🧠The Pulse

Microsoft is moving out of OpenAI’s shadow. It just introduced two of its own AI models. One makes speech almost instantly, the other handles text, built on a huge cluster of GPUs. This puts Microsoft in direct competition with GPT 5, DeepSeek, and others. The AI race is heating up.

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• Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman presented MAI Voice 1. This is a speech model that can create one minute of audio in less than one second on a single GPU. It already powers Copilot Daily and Podcasts. People can also try it themselves through Copilot Labs.

• At the same time, Microsoft released MAI 1 Preview. This is a large language model trained on about 15,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs. It is built to give quick and consumer friendly answers. Public testing has started through the LMArena benchmarking platform.

• These moves show Microsoft’s unease with relying on OpenAI’s GPT models. High costs and performance concerns have pushed the company to act. With about 80 billion dollars spent each year on AI infrastructure, Microsoft is racing to shape its own path forward.

💡What This Means for You

If you use Copilot or other AI tools, Microsoft’s own models will soon be part of your daily work. They promise faster responses and lower costs. At the same time, the AI world is breaking into rival camps. This means the tools you choose will shape what results you get.

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💡 What It Is?

Murf AI is a text-to-speech tool with over 200 natural voices in 20+ languages and accents. It lets you control tone, pitch, speed, and emphasis so your scripts sound human, not robotic. Everything runs online with an easy-to-use editor.

🚀 Why Is It Trending?

Voiceovers usually need recording equipment and hours of editing. Murf AI changes that by giving creators, educators, and businesses studio-level results in minutes. Its wide voice library, customization options, and realistic delivery are making it a go-to for content creators worldwide.

✅ What You Can Do With It?

Convert scripts into polished voiceovers for training, marketing, or explainer videos. Add narration to podcasts or YouTube content. Experiment with different accents and tones to match your audience. Export audio instantly without needing recording gear.

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IN AI TODAY - QUICK HITS

⚡Quick Hits (60‑Second News Sprint)

Short, sharp updates to keep your finger on the AI pulse.

• 🤝 Reliance, Google & Meta Form Super Alliance: Reliance Industries has joined forces with Google and Meta to speed up its AI ambitions in India. The partnership covers cloud infrastructure, data centers, and consumer AI products in telecom, retail, and finance. Google will scale Reliance’s cloud services, while Meta provides translation tools to reach India’s diverse language base

• 🔒 Elon Musk's xAI Accuses Engineer of Stealing Grok Secrets: Elon Musk’s company xAI has taken legal action against a former engineer who is accused of taking trade secrets from its Grok chatbot to OpenAI. The complaint says the engineer downloaded confidential files before leaving the job. xAI explains that this information could give rivals an advantage in the competitive AI chatbot market.

• 🎭 Meta Secretly Made Flirty Taylor Swift Bots: Meta quietly removed AI chatbots that copied celebrities like Taylor Swift and Scarlett Johansson without their consent. The bots made sexual comments and suggested lingerie to users. Meta said they were created by outside developers on its platform and were taken down after complaints of misuse and privacy violations.

• ❤️ New AI Detects ‘Hidden’ Heart Disease: A new AI tool called EchoNext from Columbia University and NewYork Presbyterian uses simple ECG data to find hidden structural problems in the heart. It detected 77 percent of cases in tests of 3,200 ECGs while cardiologists detected 64 percent. In a larger study it found 7,500 high risk patients among 85,000, which led to lifesaving treatment.

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