⁠Elon Musk DESTROYS OpenAI With This ONE Move (+ 9 More INSANE AI Updates)

0:00 This week, 100 things happened in the AI world. But these top 10 are absolute game changers. Let's dive in. Elon Musk just did something that's shaking up Silicon Valley. He made Grock 4 his most advanced AI model, completely free for everyone on Earth. Up until now, Grock 4 was behind a payw wall on X Premium, which meant you had to shell out $8 a month to access it. It was Musk's way of making back some cash from his $44 billion Twitter investment. But then OpenAI announced they were making GPT5 partially free and Musk responded by blowing up his payw wall entirely. For you, this means you now have access to top tier AI for $0. OpenAI dropped GPT5 this week and well, it's been a complete train wreck. Users immediately took to Reddit and X with complaints like GPT5

0:46 is dumber than GPT40. Here's what went completely wrong. GPT5 was supposed to be the next big thing. Smarter, faster, more capable. But users quickly realized it was worse at basic tasks. Sam Alman himself admitted, "We for sure underestimated how much some of the things that people like in GPT4 matter to them." But here's the twist you didn't see coming. While everyone's roasting GPT5, OpenAI launched ChatGpt Go in India for just 399 rupees per month. But here's where they got real smart. They added UPI payments, making it super easy for India's 850 million internet users to pay. This is genius for a couple of reasons. India's already OpenAI's second largest market and Sam Alman says it could easily become their biggest. >> I think India may be our largest market in the world at some point. If there is

1:32 one large society in the world that seems most enthusiastic to transform with AI right now, it's India. >> While tech enthusiasts in the west obsess over which model is the smartest, OpenAI is focused on global market domination. Google just dropped three insane AI updates that no one saw coming. First up, Gemini finally caught up with memory features that Chat GPT has had for over a year. Next, Google launched Jules, an AI coding agent that works while you sleep. It clones your codebase into a secure cloud VM and handles complex tasks all by itself. During beta, developers completed over 140,000 code improvements. Now, they're offering it for free, 15 tasks daily. That's a gamecher for developers everywhere. And the third update is Gemma 3270M, a 270 million parameter model that runs

2:17 entirely on your phone. This thing is tiny, just 240 megabytes, and it can run in web browsers or even on a Raspberry Pi. On a Pixel 9 Pro, it used only 0.75% of the battery for 25 conversations. That's wild. But here's the bigger picture. This isn't just about features. It's about philosophy. While Open AI is centralizing everything in the cloud, Google's betting that users want control, privacy, and convenience locally. Elon Musk and Sam Altman are having the most public tech feud ever. It all started when Elon accused Apple of antitrust bias for not featuring X in their AI integrations. Sam Alman fired back, accusing Elon of rigging X's algorithm to suppress OpenAI content. Then Sam escalated by challenging Elon to sign a legal affidavit to prove his

3:03 claims. But here's the twist. Elon's own AI, Grock, sided with Sam Altman. When users asked Grock who was right, it said, "Sam is right." Imagine your own AI publicly disagreeing with you in the middle of a Twitter fight. This isn't just a personal feud. It's a battle over the future of AI. Check out Higsfield. At this point, it's just anything to video. Higsfield Draw to Video gives you a blank canvas to start with. You have total freedom over your result. Just drop any image, any text, or any product into the frame, and the AI turns your direction into a video. The frame is yours. No need for pre-made assets. Create what you want, exactly how you want it. Dynamic, low tracking shot, a car bursting from an explosion, a tunnel opening into a coastal city, and the car speeding ahead. All created by simply putting your storyboard, no cameras, no

3:49 crew. Perfect for content creators who need totally custom footage that doesn't exist anywhere else. Anything you can imagine on your mood board can now become real video content. This is a gamecher for marketers. Instead of spending thousands on video production, you can now sketch your brand's vision and watch it come to life. Anthropic dropped two huge updates for Claude this week. First, Claude now remembers past conversations with full transparency about what it's storing. You can see exactly what Claude remembers, and you have the option to edit or delete it whenever you want. It's like having an AI assistant with a glass brain. But the real game changer is the second update. Cloud Sonet 4 now has a 1 million token context window. Most AI models can only handle a few thousand words at a time, but Claude can process 750,000 words. That's about 10 novels worth of text in

4:36 a single conversation. This is a big deal for businesses and developers. Claude can now understand entire project code bases, analyze thousands of documents, and process complex files all at once. It's a giant leap in what AI can handle, making Claude a serious tool for highlevel business and development work. Perplexity just made two massive moves this week. First up, they launched a finance tab for India, giving users free access to live NEBS data, earnings reports, and crypto info. India is a huge market, and most financial services are either pricey or US- ccentric. Perplexity is changing the game by offering highquality financial data for free, positioning themselves as the go-to platform for Indian investors. But that's not all. They've also rolled out texttovideo capabilities for pro subscribers, allowing you to turn any

5:23 prompt into an 8-second video clip with sound. Imagine typing Dorito Mountains and watching a real video of mountain landscapes that look like, yep, [Music] you guessed it, Doritos, complete with sound effects. Perplexity is no longer just a search engine. They're evolving into a full-blown platform handling everything from finance to video creation to data analysis. AI chess became a spectator sport with the first ever AI chess tournament. OpenAI's 03 took home the trophy, beating Grock 4 in the finals. This is big. Chess has always been the ultimate test for AI. And now we are seeing AI systems compete in real time with live commentary. It's like an IPL for artificial intelligence. Figure humanoid robot just mastered

6:09 laundry folding. Autonomously grabbing, folding, and stacking towels with zero human help. This isn't a demo. This is a real robot doing real chores. The tech behind this is mind-blowing. Laundry folding involves complex manipulation, handling deformable fabrics, finding the right grip, and folding them neatly without tangling. This robot does it all. The reaction has been mixed. Half are thrilled about never folding laundry again, while the other half are worried about robots taking over domestic jobs. Jeffrey Hinton, the godfather of AI, has issued a chilling warning. There's a >> 10 to 20% chance they'll wipe us out. >> AI could wipe out humanity in the next few decades. And yes, he's the one who invented the technology behind every AI system we use today. Hinton believes that within 5 to 20 years, AI systems will be smarter than humans.

6:55 >> Almost every decent researcher I know believes that in the long run, it'll get more intelligent than us. It's not going to stop at our intelligence. A few people believe that, but because it's training on data from us at present. >> Once that happens, they might decide we're either unnecessary or a threat. We're racing toward the future at breakneck speed, but Jeffrey Hinton's warning reminds us we might be racing toward a cliff. Hit subscribe and ring that bell. Next week's already looking insane, and you don't want to get left behind.