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📖 Google Docs Can Now Read Itself Aloud
PLUS: How to score cheap trips with one simple prompt

✨ Morning, Builders – Today’s AI Power Plays
AI isn’t just evolving - it’s rewriting the rulebook. From Nvidia’s new China-bound chip to Musk’s family-friendly Grok, Microsoft sneaking GPT into Excel, and Google making Docs talk back the moves this week reveal how fast Big Tech is racing to redefine the edge. Add in Snowflake’s push into automaking and Google’s travel-hacking AI, and it’s clear: the AI arms race is touching every corner of work, play, and industry.
Here’s what you need to know ⬇️

NVIDIA

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Nvidia is preparing the B30A, a Blackwell-based chip designed to outperform the H20 while dodging U.S. export bans.
Single-die design (vs. dual-die B300), ~50% of flagship power
NVLink + high-bandwidth memory for faster data transfer
Samples ship to Chinese clients next month
RTX6000D inference chip also inbound, tuned under U.S. thresholds
U.S. Commerce still weighing approval
Why it matters: With Huawei rising and U.S. regulators clamping down, B30A could be Nvidia’s last card to hold market share in China. This isn’t just specs it’s survival in a fractured AI supply chain.

MICROSOFT

Source: Microsoft
Excel is finally catching up. Microsoft is testing a new COPILOT function that lets you generate summaries, classify data, and create tables directly in cells with natural language.
Details:
Integrates seamlessly with existing formulas
Powered by OpenAI’s gpt-4.1-mini model
Inputs remain confidential, no external data access
Microsoft warns don’t use in high-stakes settings (accuracy limits)
Rolling out to 365 Beta users now
Why it matters: Excel is one of the last untouched giants of workplace software. Bringing AI here changes daily workflows for millions and sets up a showdown with Google Sheets.

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Source: Google
Google Docs now lets you listen to your documents via Gemini’s new audio feature.
Key Features:
“Listen to this tab” option in Tools > Audio
Authors can add custom play buttons
Multiple voices + playback speeds
English only, desktop first
Why it matters: From accessibility to editing on the go, Docs is moving beyond text. For writers, students, and teams, this is another nudge toward AI-first productivity.

GROK

Source: @elonmusk on X
Elon Musk has rolled out a PIN-locked Kids Mode for Grok, turning the chatbot into a safer, family-friendly AI.
What’s new:
PIN keeps kids locked in safe mode until parents step in
Creative features like Grok Imagine included
Baby Groot-inspired design for playful UX
Positioned against Google’s Gemini for Teens
Why it matters: Once criticized for unfiltered replies, Grok is now reframing as an AI built with safety at its core. Musk is signaling that xAI isn’t just edgy it wants to sit at the family table, too.

SNOWFLAKE

Source: Snowflake
Snowflake is expanding its AI Data Cloud to reshape auto manufacturing. Brands like Nissan, CarMax, and Penske are already on board.
What it does:
Unifies vehicle, production, and supply chain data
Supports EVs + software-defined cars
Enables predictive maintenance + real-time analytics
Why it matters: The auto industry is racing toward electrification and autonomy. Snowflake wants to be the quiet AI engine keeping it all on track.

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AI CREATIVITY
Google’s new Flight Deals feature inside Google Flights uses AI to uncover the best trips with a single prompt.
How it works:
Type in plain English - “beach escape in October”
Surfaces fares 20%+ below typical rates
Suggests flexible dates + hidden deals
Works best for simple trips
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AI HEALTH
MIT’s AI just designed new antibiotics, China showed off a robot womb concept, Dubai unveiled AI-first hospitals, and NASA is testing AI copilots for space medicine. The future of healthcare is accelerating.
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