Trump wants to scrap IP laws, Nvidia eyes supercomputers, & Google’s Gemini 2.5 is insanely good

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Dorsey and Musk want to tear down IP laws, arguing they hold back creators and innovation—especially as AI faces lawsuits over data use. Meanwhile, Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash is giving devs a powerful, budget-friendly tool for real-time AI tasks, and Nvidia’s $500B bet on U.S. supercomputers could change the game for America’s AI future.

In today’s issue:

🤯 Trump wants to delete all IP laws
🧠 Google’s new Gemini 2.5 is way too amazing
📈 Nvidia is going to bring us supercomputers
⚡ 5-4-3-2-1 hits you just can't miss
😂 Your AI-Powered Laugh

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LATEST IN AI TODAY

1. Dorsey & Musk vs. Copyright: “Delete All IP Law”: Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk are stirring debate by calling for the end of intellectual property laws. Dorsey argues current IP protects gatekeepers, not creators—saying it limits innovation. Musk has long called patents “for the weak,” backing open use of Tesla’s. Their stance hits hard as AI companies face lawsuits over data use in training models.

2. Fast, Cheap, and Smart AI on Demand: Google's new Gemini 2.5 Flash gives devs full control over speed, cost, and accuracy. It’s perfect for real-time tasks like support bots or document scanning, low-latency, high-efficiency. While not quite as powerful as flagship models, it’s budget-friendly and still sharp on reasoning. Think of it as the Swiss Army knife of AI models for high-volume needs.

3. Nvidia’s $500B AI Power Move: Supercomputers Incoming: Nvidia is investing half a trillion dollars to build AI supercomputers across the US. They’re teaming with TSMC, Foxconn, and others, with factories already in motion in Arizona and Texas. This could redefine America’s AI edge, cutting reliance on imports and powering next-gen data centers. It’s not just a tech upgrade, it’s a massive bet on the future of U.S. innovation.

TODAY IN THE ROBO WORLD 🧠 

Shanghai is about to launch the world’s first large-scale training center for humanoid robots, with over 100 robot models from more than a dozen companies learning 45 core skills—from folding clothes to moving objects. Using motion data from real human actions, these robots are getting a crash course in everyday tasks. Set to go fully live this July, it’s a bold move in China’s race to lead the future of advanced robotics. 🤖

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QUICK HITS 💥 

It’s time for some quick hits that you’ll love. Let’s go in…..4-3-2-1 👇️ 

4-AI JOB OPPORTUNITIES

1.  Anthropic - Data Operations Manager

2.  DoorDash- Executive Assistant

3.  OpenAI - Design Director, UX/UI

4.  Meta - Business Development Manager

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3-THINGS IN TREND

1. Microsoft Copilot interviewed Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and Satya Nadella simultaneously — and it’s surprisingly entertaining.

2. Someone asked ChatGPT to create “the greatest meme not yet made,” and the viral results sparked a hilarious comment section.

3. Remember the Will Smith spaghetti video from 2023? A new AI version just dropped — and the glow-up is insane.

2-USEFUL LINKS

1. No marketing, no problem. This AI startup hit $200 million in March without spending a dime on ads.

2. At the 2025 Abundance Summit, Uber’s founder got real about AI, risk, and what it really takes to build something big.

1-HOW TO OF THE DAY

Here’s a prompt you can use (or adapt) for generating your own trending Barbie Box-style image using ChatGPT’s image tool with ChatGPT to get the best results:

Create an AI-generated image of me as a plastic action figure inside a blister packaging box, similar to a retro Barbie or toy figure. The style should be colorful, playful, and nostalgic, resembling 90s or early 2000s toy ads.

Theme: [insert your theme – e.g., “Office Barbie,” “Gym Warrior,” “Freelance Marketer,” “Fantasy Wizard,” etc.]

Pose: [insert preferred pose – e.g., “Standing confidently with one hand on hip,” “Holding a coffee mug and laptop,” “Power pose with arms crossed,” etc.]

Facial Expression: [e.g., “friendly and focused,” “smiling confidently,” etc.]

Outfit: [e.g., “smart casual with jeans and a blazer,” “gym wear with sneakers,” “wizard robes with sparkles,” etc.]

Accessories inside the box: [e.g., “Laptop, iced coffee, marketing book, iPhone” OR “Dumbbells, protein shaker, yoga mat”]

Box Design: Bright and aesthetic, include my name (e.g., “Marketing Maven Barbie” / “Content Creator Edition”) and tagline (e.g., “Powered by caffeine & creativity” / “She came, she saw, she posted”). Use fun fonts and vintage toy packaging vibes.

Include a moulded plastic shell that fits the figure and accessories snugly inside the packaging. Background can include subtle references to the theme (e.g., office items, gym, clouds, etc.). Make it pop visually like a collectible figure you'd find in a store.

WHAT ELSE HAPPENED IN AI 📰

🧠 AI Lawyer Backfires in Court: A man tried to use an AI-generated lawyer to represent him in court. The judge was not amused—and the stunt definitely didn’t pass the bar.

🐬 Google Wants to Talk to Dolphins: Google just dropped DolphinGemma, a new language model trained to decode dolphin communication. Yes, really.

🔍 Netflix Tests AI Mood Search: Netflix is trialing a smarter, mood-based search powered by OpenAI. Want “a feel-good romcom with a grumpy grandpa”? Just ask—if you’re in Australia or NZ on iOS.

🤖 GPT-4.1 + Mini Models Incoming: OpenAI is prepping the release of GPT-4.1, along with lightweight “mini” and “nano” models like o3 and o4 mini—bringing better vision, audio, and text processing to smaller devices.

📱 ChatGPT Is Now the #1 App on Earth: ChatGPT just beat Instagram and TikTok with 46M installs in March and now boasts 800M+ users worldwide. CEO Sam Altman says 1 in 10 people use it.

💉 AI Diagnoses TB Better Than Doctors: A Swiss-led study found that AI can detect pulmonary tuberculosis more accurately than human experts—meeting and beating WHO testing standards.

Funding 💰️ 

• Former OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever just raised a monster round for his new venture, Safe Superintelligence Inc., now valued at $32 billion just months in.

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