All right guys, we got a packed week of AI updates to get through, and honestly, some of these updates are just mind-blowing. We're talking about Apple transforming how we use our iPhones, Google and OpenAI doing things unexpectedly together, and Microsoft giving both Outlook and Windows some

serious AI upgrades. I dug through all the announcements and bringing you guys stuff that actually matters, so let's just jump into it. Apple just dropped something that's pretty exciting: the iOS 18.2 Code Image Playground. And honestly, it's just like having this mini AI art

studio right in your pocket. And I'm just letting you guys know you guys probably need a newer model for this, but you could start by opening Image Playground on your iPhone 16, and you've got two main options: the animation or illustration. Just type in what type of

art you guys want to create, and the AI does all the heavy lifting for you. What makes it special is how it's built right into the iOS, which makes digital art creation really, really accessible to pretty much anybody. Apple's been flying under the radar with this through the beta testing

phase, and they've been consistently improving things like rendering speed and how well it matches your prompts to the final image. But here's the twist, guys: Apple isn't the only tech giant that's shaking things up in the AI world. Google just made a pretty interesting

move by making Gemini accessible through the OpenAI library and REST API. If you're a developer, you can now use Gemini models through the Chat Completion APIs and the Embeddings APIs. You just need to set up your API key and base the URL, and you're good to go. They

even provided code examples for Python TI script and the rest of the APIs, okay, so let me break this down in simple terms. You know how OpenAI is like the go-to platform for AI stuff, right? Well, Google just made it possible to use their AI genomite through the OpenAI system.

So, it's kind of like you could use your Apple Pay card and any regular credit card reader. Different companies, same system. This means developers don't need to learn a whole new way of doing things to use Google AI. They could just plug in the geni into their existing OpenAI projects. This integration means that you could start using Google right away if you're already familiar with the OpenAI setup. Plus, they're planning to add more features in the upcoming weeks and months, but that's not the only surprising thing.

Microsoft has rolled out an exciting new feature in Outlook that can make your inbox feel more personable than ever before. Microsoft just dropped this pretty sweet update to Outlook which lets you guys create AI-powered themes that are way more personal than your typical background. You can create themes inspired by hundreds of different locations or even better, based on your own location. They have different style options too, so you could choose in between a realistic oil painting or cartoon looks for your theme. If you've got location permission enabled, the 'My Location' theme will bring your imagery inspired by wherever you are. It's available across all platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and web. Just keep in mind you will need to have a Copilot Pro consumer subscription or a business account with Copilot enabled, but Outlook's AI personalization isn't the only big upgrade in town this week.

coding assistant Cody with some serious improvements on how it handles code. They implemented a 1 million token context window using Google's Gemini 1.5 flash, which basically means that Cody can understand and process much larger chunks of code at once. They also added

features for technical questions and answering and deep coding understanding. Think of it like this: before Cody, it was like someone who could only read one page of a book at a time to help you understand the story. Now it's like they can read an entire chapter at once. It's

also gotten better at not making stuff up, cuz you know, sometimes AI just invents things. Well, Cody used to do that about 19% of the time, but now that only happens around 10% of the time. Pretty big improvement if you ask me, but

how does it stack up against the competition? Well, before we get to that, if you guys are serious about taking your YouTube channel to the next level, I made a viral video, Chi-Chi. It's a simple step-by-step blueprint that I use to generate over 23 million views across

multiple channels, and you can download it completely for free. The link will be in the description down below. Mistral, an AI startup, just launched a new moderation API. The API uses a fine-tuned model that is called Mistral 8B that can classify text in multiple languages from

English, French, and German. It looks for nine different categories: sexual content, hate and discrimination, violence, dangerous content, self-harm, health, financial, law, and personal information. You could use it for both raw text and conversations, and it's designed to be adaptable to different applications and

safety standards plus IT addresses specific concerns like unqualified advice and handing over personal information, but what makes Mystro's new API truly unique in a crowded field of content moderation tools? Windows Insiders are getting some pretty exciting AI updates to Paint and Notepad.

In Windows 11, Paint is getting Generated Fill, where you can make edits with just a simple text prompt, and Generator Erase, which helps remove unwanted objects from your canvas. Over in Notepad, they added a Rewrite feature that helps you rephrase text and adjust the tone. Paint updates are available to

all Windows 11 PCs. For Generated Erase, while Generated Fill needs a Snapdragon-powered Copilot Plus PC. For the Notepad Rewrite feature, it's available in preview across several regions. But what's even more intriguing is how these AI tools are pushing creative boundaries across platforms, hinting at an update that

could redefine digital art and writing as we know it. Black FL Labs just dropped a major update in their image generation system with Flux 1.1 Pro. They introduced two new models: an Ultra model that supports four times higher image resolution and a RAW mode that creates

more authentic-looking images. The best part about it? It still takes about 10 seconds per sample. The Ultra mode is actually 2.5 times faster than the higher resolution options out there, and it's only available at 6 cents per image. The RAW mode is specifically designed to

make AI-generated images way more natural, especially for human objects and natural photography. But this is just the beginning. This new generation could open doors to some exciting possibilities for both Apple and AI users. Here's Apple again making some pretty interesting moves by integrating ChatGPT Plus

subscription options right into the iOS system when iOS 18.2 rolls out in December you'll be able to upgrade to GPT Plus which is $20 a month directly through your iPhone Settings app this is part of a broader integration between Apple and OpenAI this makes it super

easy to access premium features like OpenAI's latest model and advanced voice mode and that is all the news this week pretty cool updates are coming out and I'm curious what you guys think of all the things that we cover in today's video as always let me know in the

comments down below and I'll see you guys next week peace

Mind-Blowing AI News That Will Make You Reconsider Everything

Mind-Blowing AI News That Will Make You Reconsider Everything