AI news you can't miss this week

Meta announces AI glasses with Display, GPT-5 Codex gets agentic coding upgrades, Microsoft Teams gets AI agents, OpenAI reveals how people use ChatGPT & Google adds AI features to Chrome.

Best AI news of the week:

1️⃣ Meta announces the most advanced AI glasses with Display

2️⃣ GPT-5 Codex gets agentic coding upgrades

3️⃣ Microsoft Teams gets AI agents

  • OpenAI reveals how people use ChatGPT

  • Google integrates 10 new AI features into Chrome

WEEKLY AI RECAP

September 15th - 21st, 2025

👓 Meta announces the most advanced AI glasses 👓
Smart glasses with an invisible display and a neural wristband offer a hands-free phone experience.

Meta's new $799 Ray-Ban Display glasses, launching on September 30th, feature a groundbreaking 600x600 pixel display that is only visible to the wearer's right eye. With 5,000 nits of brightness and only 2% light leakage, the display is nearly invisible to others. The glasses, which weigh just 69 grams, come with transition lenses and a 6-hour battery life. The most impressive feature is the Meta Neural Band, which reads muscle signals to allow users to control the display with subtle hand gestures. This enables live captions, turn-by-turn navigation, messaging, video calls, and viewing Instagram Reels without ever needing to take out a phone.

🚀 GPT-5 Codex gets agentic coding upgrades 🚀
OpenAI's coding model now dynamically adjusts compute time for complex tasks.

OpenAI has upgraded GPT-5 Codex with agentic capabilities, allowing it to dynamically adjust its compute time based on task complexity, from a few seconds for simple requests to several hours for large-scale projects. The new model surpasses the previous GPT-5 on the SWE-bench Verified benchmark while reducing token usage by 94% for simpler tasks and dedicating double the reasoning time to more complex problems. It also includes a built-in code review feature that can navigate entire codebases, marking a major step forward in AI-powered software development.

🤝 Microsoft Teams gets AI agents 🤝
Microsoft is introducing AI agents to Microsoft Teams as AI teammates.

Microsoft is introducing AI agents to Microsoft 365 Copilot, transforming it from a personal assistant into a collaborative AI teammate within Teams, SharePoint, and Viva Engage. These specialized agents include a Project Manager Agent for coordinating tasks, a Facilitator Agent for managing meetings, a Knowledge Agent for organizing files in SharePoint, and Community Agents for handling announcements in Viva Engage. These agents leverage Microsoft Graph intelligence and maintain enterprise-grade security.

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📊 OpenAI reveals how people use ChatGPT 📊 

In the largest study of its kind, OpenAI analyzed 1.5 million conversations from 700 million weekly active users to understand how people are using ChatGPT. The research, conducted with Harvard and Duke University, shows that the gender gap among users has nearly closed. The study found that 70% of use is for personal reasons, while 30% is work-related, demonstrating that ChatGPT is creating economic value through both productivity gains and personal benefits.

🤖 Google adds 10 new AI features to Chrome 🤖

In its most significant update yet, Google has integrated 10 new AI features into its Chrome browser, including full Gemini integration for cross-tab analysis and upcoming autonomous browsing capabilities. The update introduces an AI Mode in the address bar for complex searches, Gemini Nano-powered scam detection, and one-click password changes for compromised accounts. Soon, Chrome's new agentic features will be able to handle tasks like booking appointments and shopping for groceries on their own. This update also provides deeper integration with Google apps and an AI-powered notification system that is already blocking 3 billion unwanted alerts daily.

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