Meta puts it all on the line

Welcome back, Superhuman. If Meta can pull this off, it would arguably be one of the biggest upsets in AI. Mark Zuckerberg wants one of AI’s biggest stars to be the face of the company’s reorganized AI efforts. With billions on the line, this could be Meta’s last chance to stay in the game.

Today’s Insights

• Meta’s mega AI bet, OpenAI drops o3-pro, and Mistral’s first reasoning model

• A new way to think about agent swarms

• Tutorial: How to translate videos into multiple languages

• 5 new AI tools to boost your productivity

• News, memes, what’s trending on socials, and more

TODAY IN AI

1. Meta goes all in on new superintelligence lab: The social media giant is reportedly tapping none other than Scale AI’s 28-year-old CEO Alexandr Wang to helm a new team, which will race to build models that go beyond human capabilities. It’ll also spend a historic $14.8B for a 49% stake in Scale, while poaching around 50 employees from top rivals. Those researchers can expect comp packages in the seven-to-nine-figure range, with Mark Zuckerberg himself closing some of the deals.

• The move came just in time, with Llama posting a lackluster performance and a slow drip of Meta researchers heading for the door. The shakeup also gives Meta more sway over who gets to use Scale AI’s coveted data, which almost every major AI company uses to train their frontier models.

2. OpenAI launches o3-pro with tool use: We’re etching ever closer to GPT-5. OpenAI has just rolled out o3-pro, which it says performs better across math, science, and coding compared to the already impressive base version of o3. While both are reasoning models, the pro variant can think for longer and make use of a variety of tools, like web search, file analysis, visual understanding, and longer-term memory. Meanwhile, a new optimization technique just made o3 80% more affordable for developers.

3. Mistral drops its first reasoning models: The French startup unveiled Magistral Medium, as well as a 24B-parameter, open-weight variant. Both can “think” through problems step-by-step to deliver more accurate results. While they can’t quite compete with Anthropic’s Claude 4 or Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro, they mostly hold their own against DeepSeek’s R1. They’re especially good at thinking across multiple languages and are up to 10x faster than the competition.

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FROM THE FRONTIER

New startup uses agent swarms to track what you care about

Agents might be the AI buzzword of the year, but a trio of ex-Meta researchers thinks we’re still not getting the most out of them. That’s because most interfaces, like chat boxes and search bars, were created before AI was even a thing, so they’re not exactly optimized for newer use cases.

Devi Parikh, who previously led Meta’s multimodal research team, has a different vision: He and two former colleagues are building agents that can change how they communicate with you depending on the task at hand. Their new startup, Yutori, has so far raised $15M with support from angel investor Elad Gil, Replit President Michele Castasta, and “AI Godmother” Fei-Fei Li. It’s working on a “generative product interface” that can act as your own personal chief-of-staff.

Their first release: A platform called Scouts that lets you send swarms of agents to monitor a topic of your choice. You can use Swarms to keep an eye on apartment listings and notify you each time there’s a new one matching your criteria. It can also keep an eye on a particular news item or sports team, or help snatch a tennis court reservation or a flight deal as soon as it becomes available. To try it, you can join the waitlist here.

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How to translate videos into multiple languages

• Go to HeyGen and sign up.

• Select ‘Translate a Video’ from the dashboard

• Now, upload your video file or paste a YouTube or Google Drive URL

• Select your source and target languages.

• Click ‘Advanced’ to add dynamic duration, captions, voice enhancement, and background music removal, etc.

• Once done, click ‘Generate’ to get your video translated into your preferred language.

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AI & TECH NEWS

Everything else you need to know today

📊 Place Your Bets: xAI announced it’s teaming up with Polymarket to bring the crypto platform’s market predictions to Grok, turning it into a “hardcore truth engine.”

💰 Big Leagues: Glean, which builds AI-powered search engines for enterprise clients, raised $150M in a Series F round, bringing its valuation to $7.2B — up from $2.6B less than a year ago.

🖼️ Raising the Bar: Design platform Krea AI just unveiled its first image model, Krea 1, which features “superior aesthetic control and image quality” while solving the “AI look” problem that plagues rival models.

📖 Uphill Battle: Apple is giving developers full access to its AI models for the first time, in the hopes that they’ll build apps that could end up on the App Store. But early tests suggest those LLMs are still falling well short of the competition.

🌪️ Winds of Change: Nvidia unveiled a new model called Climate in a Bottle that can supposedly predict atmospheric conditions anywhere on Earth, down to the kilometer and up to 30 years in advance.

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SOCIAL SIGNALS

What’s trending on socials today

🧊 Crystal Clear: Poor Apple just can’t win. Users keep poking fun at its new glass-inspired UI, which critics say is next to impossible to read.

🐈 Fever Dream: The latest viral prompting trend: Asking ChatGPT to generate an “ultra random photorealistic image.” For some reason, a disproportionate number of them seem to involve cats, sunflowers, pizza, and birthday parties.

😕 That’s Not My Name: A TikToker shared a “creepy” experience where ChatGPT’s Voice Mode suddenly mistook her for someone else (a supposed Google VP named Lindsey). The voice bot claimed it must have accidentally referenced another user’s chat, but commenters pointed out it’s more likely that it just hallucinated the entire scenario.

🤖 Many Hands: Builder Ian Nuttall just shared a game-changing tip for Claude Code. Apparently, you can ask it to run multiple sub-agents so it can take on multiple tasks at the same time.

📈 Overnight Success: Lovable co-founder and CEO Anton Osika says an education company in Brazil just used the app builder to create a platform that generated $3M in just 48 hours, making it “probably the most successful Lovable app so far.”

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