🤝 Claude now available in Microsoft 365 Copilot 🤝 
Anthropic's AI models join Microsoft's enterprise productivity platform for millions of users.

Microsoft announced that Claude Sonnet 4 and Claude Opus 4.1 are now available in Microsoft 365 Copilot, bringing Anthropic's AI models to millions of enterprise users. Claude now available in Microsoft 365 Copilot through Microsoft's Researcher agent and Copilot Studio, giving organizations model choice for specific business needs. Claude Opus 4.1 powers the Researcher agent for complex multi-step research across emails, chats, meetings, and files, while Claude Sonnet 4 enables custom enterprise agent creation in Copilot Studio. The integration launches through Microsoft's Frontier Program for licensed customers, with Anthropic models hosted outside Microsoft-managed environments.

🏥 AI predicts health risks years ahead 🏥 
A new open-source AI model published on Nature can forecasts diseases like weather prediction using massive health datasets.

Researchers have developed Delphi-2M, a revolutionary GPT-based health prediction model trained on 400,000 UK Biobank records and validated on 1.9 million Danish registry individuals. This breakthrough system can forecast disease risks across more than 1,200 conditions, creating detailed health timelines that predict years into the future. The AI assesses probabilities for developing major conditions including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and respiratory disorders, representing a paradigm shift toward preventive healthcare through predictive analytics. This advancement could transform medical practice by enabling early interventions and personalized health management strategies.

🤖 Nvidia bets $100B on OpenAI data centers 🤖 
Nvidia plans to invest up to $100 billion in OpenAI's infrastructure needs for next-generation AI models.

Nvidia and OpenAI announce $100B partnership represents what they're calling the "biggest AI infrastructure project in history," with Nvidia deploying 10 GW worth of systems representing millions of GPUs to power OpenAI's advanced AI models. The first gigawatt goes online in second half 2026, using Nvidia's upcoming Vera Rubin platform. This massive infrastructure investment signals the enormous compute requirements for training and running cutting-edge AI systems.

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🤖 OpenAI is reportedly building glasses and wearable pins 🤖 

OpenAI considers building glasses and wearable pins after recruiting dozens of Apple hardware veterans with $1M+ compensation packages to develop screen-free AI devices. Former Apple executive Tang Tan leads the hardware initiative, with Jony Ive's design expertise shaping the project. The company has considered building glasses, a digital voice recorder, and a wearable pin, targeting late 2026 or early 2027 launch windows as OpenAI expands beyond software into consumer hardware markets with AI-native devices.

🔔 ChatGPT Pulse proactively works while you sleep 🔔

ChatGPT Pulse proactively works while you sleep through OpenAI's new briefing feature, rolling out in preview for Pro users on iOS and Android. The feature integrates with user memory, past conversations, and optional Gmail/Google Calendar connections to provide morning agendas, reminders, and travel notes through swipeable cards. Pulse performs background research each night to prepare customized content, with filters to block sensitive topics. The feature will expand to Plus users before reaching all users, representing OpenAI's move toward proactive AI assistance that anticipates your needs rather than waiting for commands.