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1/ The Future of Marketing? Adobe’s AI Agents Are Leading the Charge

Adobe just dropped a bunch of AI-powered tools at Summit 2025, aiming to blend creativity and marketing for next-level customer experiences. Their new AI Platform and Experience Platform Agent Orchestrator let businesses manage AI agents across Adobe and third-party apps, making workflows smoother and content creation faster. Think personalized chat bots, automated content resizing, and even AI helping B2B sales. They’re teaming up with big names like Microsoft and AWS to make AI agents play nice across platforms. Basically, Adobe’s betting big on AI to revolutionize how brands connect with customers—but can they stand out in the crowded AI space?

2/ Roblox Just Made Creating 3D Worlds as Easy as Typing

Roblox just dropped Cube 3D, an open-source AI that generates 3D objects and scenes from text prompts—no modeling skills needed. Devs can type something like “/generate motorcycle,” and boom, it appears. It’s trained on real 3D data, making assets fully functional, not just flat surfaces. Future updates will bring image inputs and even full 4D scene generation. With 85M+ daily users, this could supercharge creativity (and monetization) on the platform.

3/ OpenAI Calls It National Security—Hollywood Calls It Theft

Hollywood big names like Ben Stiller and Cate Blanchett are pushing back against OpenAI and Google’s push to expand AI training on copyrighted stuff, saying it’s basically ripping off creatives. They’re like, “Just pay for licenses like everyone else!” Tech giants argue it’s fair use and key for innovation, but this clash is really about old-school IP rules vs. Silicon Valley’s “break stuff fast” vibe. Still, with AI already gobbling up data everywhere, this fight might be more about making a point than actually changing anything.

4/ First Alexa, Now This? Amazon Wants a Bigger Piece of AI

Amazon is cooking up its own advanced AI model under the Nova brand, aiming for a June release. The goal? A "hybrid reasoning" system that balances quick responses with deep problem-solving—while staying cheaper than the competition. Despite its $8B investment in Anthropic, Amazon wants a top-five spot in AI, especially in coding and math. With this and an AI-powered Alexa+ on the way, the retail giant is making big moves in the AI race.

5/ AI Power Without the Price Tag? Cohere Just Cracked the Code

Cohere just dropped Command A, an enterprise AI model that’s fast, efficient, and runs on just two GPUs—a huge win for companies looking to cut costs. It outperforms GPT-4o and DeepSeek-V3 in speed, business tasks, and multilingual support while packing a 256k context window for handling massive documents. Plus, it integrates seamlessly into Cohere’s North platform for secure AI-powered workflows. With superior efficiency and enterprise-ready features, this could be a game-changer for private AI deployments.

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That’s it. See you on the next open. And do me a favor and move this email to your “Primary” inbox - trust me, it’ll be worth it.

- Charlie “Your AI Assistant” Patel