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TODAY IN AI

1  Apple's first major event under new CEO John Ternus put AI at the center of every new product, including its first foldable iPhone.

The company used its first major event under the new CEO to unveil a suite of new products. What took center stage was Apple's heavier push into AI, embedded as a layer across its entire product stack rather than confined to a single feature. A new CEO's first major keynote landing with AI woven through literally every device, not just Siri, is a clear statement about where the company's priorities sit going forward.

2  Suno launched v6, its first music model trained with licensed content from Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe.

Suno has launched v6, its first model trained with licensed content from partners including Warner Music Group, BMG, and Believe, packing better genre understanding, plain-language song editing, and prompts that can include images, video, or audio. The model could make AI-generated music easier to use in commercial work. See Suno v6 in action. Getting major labels to license content rather than fight over it is a meaningfully different posture than the music industry has taken with AI generation tools until now.

3  Anthropic released an interactive simulator that models how AI adoption could reshape the US economy, with unemployment scenarios reaching nearly 14%.

The Claude maker has released an interactive simulator that lets users test how different assumptions about AI adoption, capability, and worker displacement could reshape the US economy. Its scenarios range from modest productivity gains to explosive GDP growth paired with unemployment approaching 14%. Explore the different scenarios here. A frontier lab publishing a public tool that lets anyone model its own technology causing double-digit unemployment is a notable thing for that lab to build and release itself.

FROM THE FRONTIER

Every major announcement from Apple's AI-packed 'Surprise and Shine' keynote.

iPhone Duo. The first in Apple's much-awaited foray into foldables, priced at an eye-watering $1,999. The phone packs an AI-designed hinge that claims to solve the "two phones stuck together" feel of rival foldables, the single most common complaint leveled at every foldable phone that's come before it. See the trailer.

iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. The standout feature is a 48MP main camera with the first variable aperture on an iPhone. It also packs an AI feature called "Reference Image," which signs every pixel to create an unalterable reference against future edits, effectively baking provenance verification directly into the camera hardware rather than treating it as a software afterthought.

Siri AI. The much-awaited feature is set to launch in beta with iOS 27, and offers real conversational back-and-forth, onscreen awareness, and pulls personal context from your apps. A dedicated Siri app syncs your history across devices, years after Siri became the running joke of the assistant category.

Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, plus AirPods 5. No major hardware redesign on the watches, but they pack AI features like "Live Rewind," which transcribes the last 15 seconds of a conversation, and "Siri Recap," which summarizes key takeaways from a meeting. AirPods 5 come with deeper Siri and Apple Intelligence integration, and Live Translation, delivering spoken translation into your ears in real time. Across every category, the pattern holds: this keynote wasn't about new form factors so much as AI quietly becoming the layer that makes every existing form factor do more.

IN THE KNOW

What people are actually watching and sharing

😂 Lost in translation. IShowSpeed put Apple's new Live Translation feature to the test with a Japanese fan. It worked impressively, until one translation went hilariously wrong (70K likes).

🚀 Foldable frontier. Builders are already whipping out exciting new app ideas built specifically around the iPhone Duo's foldable screen (400K views).

📸 Back to the '80s. The ChatGPT 80s trend is dominating everyone's social feed right now, and is sparking hilarious reactions from users on social media. Here are some prompts you can use to try it yourself.

🧹 Feed cleanup. Someone's first project with Meta's new Muse agent was to build a Tinder-style app for cleaning up your Instagram following list.

🎾 Pocket coach. Your phone camera may soon double as a tennis coach. One creator trained a computer vision model to analyze tennis practice straight from an iPhone video, turning every session into personalized coaching.

PROMPT STATION

Audit any spreadsheet for hidden errors before it costs you

ChatGPT Prompt: Act as a meticulous spreadsheet auditor specializing in [finance/operations/budgeting/forecasting]. Audit the attached [Excel/Google Sheets] file for errors, inconsistencies, and risks. The spreadsheet is used for [describe purpose], and the most important outputs are [revenue forecast/cash balance/budget variance/KPIs/etc.].

Review every relevant worksheet and check for:

Broken, inconsistent, or suspicious formulas
Hard-coded values where formulas would normally be expected
Missing, blank, duplicated, or incorrectly formatted data
Inconsistent assumptions, units, dates, currencies, or percentages
Totals or subtotals that do not reconcile
Errors that could materially affect the spreadsheet's key outputs

Create an audit table containing: Sheet/Cell, Issue, Why It Matters, Severity, and Recommended Fix.

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