Good morning, this is Thursday, April 3, 2025. We have some exciting AI news today with NVIDIA's Blackwell platform setting new performance benchmarks, and Adobe introducing AI-powered enhancements to its video editing software.

1. NVIDIA’s New AI Supercomputer Shatters Records in MLPerf Benchmarks

NVIDIA’s latest AI powerhouse, the GB200 NVL72, has redefined speed, delivering up to 30x higher throughput in MLPerf’s toughest AI inference tests. This cutting-edge system, which links 72 Blackwell GPUs into a single mega-GPU, enables AI factories to generate responses faster and cheaper than ever before. As AI models grow in complexity, NVIDIA’s breakthroughs ensure that real-time AI remains both scalable and cost-effective—keeping it leagues ahead of the competition.

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2. Adobe Supercharges Premiere Pro & After Effects with AI—Here's What’s New!

Adobe just dropped a massive AI-powered update for Premiere Pro and After Effects at NAB 2025! Premiere Pro now lets you extend clips with Firefly’s Generative Extend in 4K, find footage in seconds using AI-powered Media Intelligence, auto-translate captions in 27 languages, and manage color effortlessly. Meanwhile, After Effects gets a game-changing high-performance playback engine, new 3D tools, and HDR monitoring. These updates promise to speed up editing workflows and unlock new creative possibilities for video professionals everywhere.

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3. Anthropic Takes on OpenAI with New AI Plan for Universities

Anthropic is stepping up its game in education with Claude for Education, a new AI chatbot plan designed for colleges and universities. Aimed at students, faculty, and staff, it includes a “Learning Mode” to encourage critical thinking rather than just providing answers. Universities like Northeastern and LSE are already on board, and Anthropic is partnering with Instructure and Internet2 to integrate Claude into existing education platforms. With AI use among students surging, this move positions Anthropic to compete directly with OpenAI while tapping into a lucrative market.

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4. AI Conquers Minecraft: DeepMind’s Dreamer Finds Diamonds Without Guidance

DeepMind’s Dreamer AI has achieved a major milestone—collecting diamonds in Minecraft without being taught how to play. Unlike previous AI models that relied on human demonstrations, Dreamer learned through trial and error, “imagining” the outcomes of its actions to make better decisions. This breakthrough brings AI closer to general intelligence, where machines can adapt to new challenges without explicit instructions—just like humans.

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5. OpenAI’s o3 AI Model Could Be 10x Costlier Than Expected

New estimates suggest OpenAI’s o3 model might be far more expensive to run than initially thought. The Arc Prize Foundation now believes that solving a single ARC-AGI task with the model’s best-performing version could cost $30,000—a 10x jump from earlier projections. While OpenAI hasn’t released pricing yet, the update highlights the growing costs of cutting-edge AI, sparking concerns about its affordability for businesses.

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6. Google Scrambles for AI Chips—Turns to CoreWeave for Nvidia GPUs

Google is reportedly in advanced talks to lease Nvidia’s powerful Blackwell AI chips from cloud provider CoreWeave, as demand for GPUs continues to outstrip supply. With AI giants like OpenAI and Meta also racing to secure computing power, this potential deal underscores the fierce competition for Nvidia’s sought-after hardware—critical for powering the next wave of AI breakthroughs.

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