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🤖 GPT-5 Codex → 7-hour coding sprints, 94% fewer tokens
PLUS: Are chatbots safe for kids?
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In today’s issue: Alphabet hits $3T, OpenAI debuts Codex 5, ElevenLabs launches a creator-first service, Anthropic tracks AI’s economic impact, and the FTC steps in to protect kids from chatbots. Plus, fresh highlights on AI education, creativity, and health.
Source: Alphabet
Alphabet, Google’s parent, has officially crossed the $3 trillion market cap — joining Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia in the ultra-elite tier.
Why it happened:
Shares jumped 4% → valuation tipped past $3T
U.S. court confirmed Google’s monopoly but blocked a breakup
AI optimism fueled by Gemini + Google Cloud
Revenue outlook: $325B+ expected in 2025
Why it matters:
Alphabet isn’t just search anymore it’s a diversified AI + cloud powerhouse, with Gemini anchoring its next wave of growth.
OPENAI
Source: OpenAI
OpenAI has rolled out GPT-5-Codex, its most advanced coding model yet. It’s now the default across CLI, IDEs, GitHub, and cloud.
What’s new:
Agentic coding: can debug, refactor, and ship full projects
Smarter reviews: deep bug-catching + repo-wide scans
Dynamic thinking: from quick tasks to 7-hour runs
Efficiency: 94% fewer tokens on simple requests
Why it matters:
Codex is evolving into a true AI coding teammate reviewing PRs, building apps, and collaborating in real time.
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ELEVENLABS
Source: ElevenLabs
ElevenLabs debuted Productions, a managed service blending AI + human review for creators, studios, and media businesses.
Features:
Dubbing: natural multilingual voiceovers
Subtitles: polished + accessibility-ready
Transcripts: accurate, speaker-separated
Audiobooks: human-edited pacing (coming soon)
Why it matters:
Creators like Dude Perfect and Andrew Huberman are already in. Expect 5–10x savings + faster delivery, replacing multiple agencies with a one-stop shop.
ANTHROPIC
Source: Anthropic
Anthropic released its 3rd Economic Index, tracking Claude’s impact across industries + regions.
Highlights:
U.S. leads at 21.6% usage; Israel, Singapore, Australia high per capita
Education + science = 40%+ of tasks
Directive automation up from 27% → 39%
API customers automate 77% of tasks
Why it matters:
AI adoption is uneven but accelerating wealthier regions lean collaborative, lower-income lean on automation. Businesses now trust Claude with deep autonomy.
From Contrarian Thinking
These Are The Skills That Could Actually Build You Wealth
In 2026, another “personal finance tip” isn’t gonna cut it. You’ll need to learn how to build ownership or risk getting left in the dust.
You could spend years (and a lot of money) figuring it out… or 3 days with us at Main Street Millionaire Live, a virtual event where veteran operators walk you through the entire ownership-building playbook:
Sept. 19th: Deal Sourcing
Sept. 20th: Financing & Negotiation
Sept. 21st: Ownership & Scaling
Will 3 days make you an expert? No. But for shockingly little $, you’ll get exposure to the real-world tools, tactics, and network needed to become one in the weeks and months after.
Plus, you’ll get $1k+ worth of digital products, just for showing up. Seriously.
REGULATION
Image created by AI
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has directed Alphabet, Meta, OpenAI, Snap, xAI, and Character.AI to turn over data on how their chatbots affect children and teens.
Covers data handling & safety features
Concerns about youth exposure to generative AI
One of the strongest regulatory pushes in U.S. AI policy
Why it matters: Kids are the fastest-growing users of chatbots, and regulators are moving to protect them.
SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS
This week:
• Key AI events in D.C., Miami, Doha, and online
• New courses from AWS, Anthropic, and Neo4j
• Jobs at Case IQ, ServiceChannel, OneStream, Perplexity
The future of AI is unfolding don’t miss it.
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AI CREATIVITY
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to transform everyday photos into hyperreal collectible figurines using Google’s Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash).
Step-by-step:
Upload → Start with a clear, full-body photo (good lighting = better details).
Prompt → Describe the figurine style (PVC toy, acrylic base, anime style, executive action figure).
Generate → Nano Banana outputs a 1/7-scale hyperreal figurine render in seconds.
Refine → Add accessories, packaging, or branded elements for realism.
Use → Perfect for merch mockups, blog visuals, or playful collectibles.
Pro tip: Mix base photo prompts with figurine prompts (e.g., “executive action figure in toy-box packaging”) to get polished toy-store style results.
AI HEALTH
This week’s AIHealthTech Insider tracks AI’s reach from Capitol Hill to the clinic. Lawmakers debated risks and rewards, the FDA weighed mental health tools, and hospitals piloted AI scribes to ease burnout. Meanwhile, Isomorphic Labs pursues its bold “solve all disease” mission, China unveiled a brain-inspired model, NEJM spotlighted diabetes precision health, and Gates Ventures launched a $1M Alzheimer’s AI Prize.
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