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1/ Google’s Jules Works While You Chill (Seriously)

Google just dropped Jules into public beta — no waitlist, and it's free (for now). Jules isn’t your average coding sidekick; it’s an autonomous agent that reads your repo, figures out what needs doing, and gets to work in the background. It can write tests, fix bugs, add features, and even give you audio changelogs. It runs in a secure cloud VM, doesn’t train on your code, and plugs right into GitHub. Basically, Jules is the future of async software development, and it’s here to hustle while you do literally anything else.

2/ OpenAI Just Acquired Its Own Steve Jobs (Sort Of)

OpenAI just dropped a major move — it acquired Jony Ive’s AI device startup, io, in a $6.5B all-stock deal. Ive (yep, the iPhone guy) and Sam Altman have been secretly building next-gen AI devices that ditch screens altogether, with something wild dropping in 2026. Over 50 ex-Apple engineers are coming along, and Ive’s firm LoveFrom will now lead the design vibe for everything OpenAI touches. Altman called their prototype the “coolest tech the world will have ever seen” — bold, but believable.

3/ OpenAI’s Codex Is Like GitHub Copilot on Steroids

OpenAI just dropped Codex — a cloud-based AI dev agent that can fix bugs, ship features, run tests, and answer code questions all at once. It’s built on a tweaked o3 model (codex-1) and lives in its own isolated cloud space, so it can go to town on your repo without needing you to babysit. You can even guide its behavior using an AGENTS.md file. For now, it’s available to ChatGPT Pro, Team, and Enterprise users — but expect limits and paid options soon. Basically, it’s a software engineering assistant that doesn’t sleep.

4/ Netflix & YouTube’s New AI Ads Will Blow Your Mind

YouTube and Netflix are stepping up their ad game with AI magic—YouTube’s “Peak Points” drops ads right after the most emotional or exciting parts of videos, thanks to Gemini AI. Netflix is cooking up AI-generated ads that blend seamlessly with their shows, even popping up as interactive pause ads soon. Both are using AI to make ads smarter, more personal, and way less annoying. The future? Ads that feel like part of the show, perfectly timed and tailored just for you.

5/ OpenAI Just Shot Its Shot at Google Chrome

OpenAI says it’d totally be down to buy Google Chrome—if the courts ever force Google to sell it. The comment came during a major antitrust trial where the DOJ is trying to break up Google’s dominance in online search. Google’s not having it, insisting Chrome isn’t up for grabs and calling the lawsuit bogus. OpenAI previously tried partnering with Google (no luck), and now it’s riding with Microsoft and Bing. Meanwhile, Google’s flexing Gemini, and OpenAI might even be cooking up its own social network. The AI wars just keep getting juicier.

Prompt: “Write the body copy for a promotional email campaign about GAP spring sale. Write in an upbeat and friendly tone.”

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- Charlie “Your AI Assistant” Patel