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This week, we’re exploring whether Moore’s Law applies to AI - the wave of new releases and updates suggest so. OpenAI has launched image generation capabilities for GPT-4o, while Google is rolling out real-time AI video features through Gemini. Claude is now able to search the web, adding to the growing list of agentic tools.

The US government knows AGI is coming and we’re not ready, raising concerns about preparedness at the highest levels. Manus could be another Chinese DeepSeek moment, signalling a shift in AI development. OpenAI is investing $12 billion into CoreWeave, reinforcing the importance of cloud infrastructure in the AI race. Meanwhile, companies continue to struggle with AI implementation - why do so many fail to get it right?

Salesforce is repeating its AppExchange model and launching a new agent marketplace, AgentExchange, while Microsoft is speeding ahead with a new sales accelerator. Cohere enters the vision race with Aya Vision, its first multimodal AI, now fluent in 23 languages. Meanwhile, creatives are fighting back with the Make it Fair campaign, pushing for fair treatment in the age of AI.

Google is making moves with Veo 2, quietly launching pricing for its new AI video model, while Microsoft’s Majorana 1 chip is carving a fresh path for quantum computing. Meanwhile, Lord Holmes’ AI regulation report is adding fuel to the policy debate. On the AI tools front, ChatGPT Plus users now have access to Deep Research, and Anthropic has launched Claude 3.7 Sonnet, another step in the AI arms race.

Google Gemini is taking on Microsoft CoPilot with a fresh AI-powered push into Workspace, while Elon Musk’s xAI has just dropped Grok 3, its latest flagship model. Meanwhile, Perplexity is making waves with its faster Sonar model for AI-driven search and unveiling its own Deep Research capability to supercharge investigations.

With GPT-4.5 and GPT-5 on the horizon, Elon Musk throwing a $97.4bn bid at OpenAI, and Sam Altman sharing new insights on AGI, the hype around AI has never been higher. Meanwhile, governments are divided over AI governance, as seen in the UK and US snubbing the Paris AI statement.

From OpenAI’s latest moves (totally to put DeepSeek back in its place) to the EU’s new AI regulations, there’s plenty happening in the world of artificial intelligence. Whether you’re curious about the future of work or wondering which AI models to use for what, we’ve got plenty for you to get stuck into.

In this issue we examine why the DeepSeek announcement was such a big deal. We also look at OpenAI's new browser-based agent and why the marketing team have got excited with the #MyCopilotChallenge putting $10,000 up for grabs!

President Trump repeals Biden’s AI executive order, then announces the $500bn Stargate project. Discover five ways AI will shape businesses in 2025 and learn about DeepSeek’s bold claim that its 'reasoning' model surpasses OpenAI’s o1.

Another week of big ticket AI news, starting with Nvidia’s bold claim that it has broken Moore’s Law and exploring the UK government’s ambitious plans to lead in AI innovation.

This week at iwantmore.ai, we’re looking ahead to the future with predictions from 25 experts on how AI will transform business in 2025. We’ll explore the latest buzz about OpenAI’s alleged progress towards AGI and dive into Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s plans for a big year ahead.

This week at iwantmore.ai, we’re diving into Google’s big day of releases, including their eye catching green initiatives. We’re tackling the big question: who really owns AI in your business? Plus, we’re sharing content creators’ favourite AI tools and tips on using AI for smarter data analysis.