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Hey fam 👋 Luis & Rui here with your Monday AI coffee break.
Start your week strong: Anthropic just showed that Claude now writes most of its own code (yes, AI improving AI), Apple kicks off WWDC with a Gemini-powered Siri, and OpenAI taught ChatGPT to “dream” so it remembers you better.
It will be a wild ride! Grab your coffee (3-minute coffee break ☕)
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AI News around the world 🌍
🤖 Anthropic published new evidence that Claude now writes most of its own code, openly mapping a path toward AI that improves itself. (continue reading)
🍏 Apple kicks off WWDC with a rebuilt, Gemini-powered Siri and iOS 27, marking its biggest AI push yet for the iPhone. (continue reading)
💭 OpenAI rolled out Dreaming, a smarter ChatGPT memory that keeps your stored context fresh and accurate over time for Plus and Pro users. (continue reading)
⚡ NVIDIA launched Nemotron 3 Ultra, an open model that runs AI agents up to 5x faster and cuts agentic task costs by 30%. (continue reading)
📱 Google released Gemma 4 QAT models that shrink powerful AI under 1GB, letting it run on phones and laptops without the cloud. (continue reading)
Trending AI Tools 🛠
🎬 Skiddee: Turns a written script into a finished narrated video with AI illustrations and scene transitions, ideal for explainers, course lessons, and social content.
📓 Papera: Generates fully designed notebook spreads from a single prompt, complete with paper textures, kanban boards, and habit trackers.
🤖 Hermes Desktop: A native app for running Nous Research’s open-source agent, with web search, browser automation, and scheduled automations.
📊 clariBI: A business intelligence platform that unifies 30-plus data sources and answers plain-English questions with charts and analysis, no SQL required.
Tutorials 📝
Career & Capital 💼
AI Job Board
🛡️ Lockheed Martin: Staff AI / Machine Learning Engineer (Electronic Warfare), Fort Worth TX, remote-eligible (view job)
🏦 Capital One: Machine Learning Engineer (AI Foundations), New York NY (view job)
🎓 UT Austin: Senior Data Engineer (AI/ML research) – from $138,000 (view job)
Investments in AI
🎵 Suno: The AI music generator raised a $400M Series D at a $5.4B valuation, led by Bond Capital with IVP, Forerunner, and Union Square Ventures. (link)
🧠 Flourish: The brain-inspired chip startup raised $500M at a $2.5B valuation, backed by Jeff Bezos, Alphabet’s GV, and Lux Capital. (link)
💵 Nvidia: Acquired predictive-analytics startup Kumo AI in a $400M-plus deal, pushing deeper into enterprise forecasting beyond chips. (link)
Prompt of the Week 🧠
Contract Red-Flag Scanner → Catch the clauses that will cost you before you sign.
Founders and operators sign vendor MSAs, client SOWs, and partnership deals without a lawyer on every one, and the expensive surprises (auto-renewals, unlimited liability, IP assignment) hide in plain sight. Paste any agreement in *before* you sign to get a plain-English risk map and the exact redlines to negotiate.
Prompt:
You are a contract risk analyst advising a business owner who is NOT a lawyer. I'm about to sign the agreement below. Review it and protect me. CONTRACT: """ [PASTE THE FULL CONTRACT OR CLAUSE HERE] """ CONTEXT: - My role in this deal: [e.g. the customer / the vendor / the contractor / the hiring company] - What I'm paying or being paid: [amount + cadence] - Deal size and how much this relationship matters to me: [small/medium/critical] Do the following: 1. PLAIN-ENGLISH SUMMARY - In 5 bullets, tell me what I'm actually agreeing to, as if explaining to a smart friend. 2. RED FLAGS - List every clause that could hurt me, ranked by severity (high / medium / minor). For each: quote the exact clause text, explain the real-world risk in one sentence, and estimate the worst-case cost or consequence. Pay special attention to: auto-renewal and notice windows, liability caps and indemnification, IP ownership, termination rights, exclusivity/non-compete, payment terms and late fees, and anything that's one-sided. 3. WHAT'S MISSING - Note any standard protection I'd expect that ISN'T here (e.g. liability cap, termination for convenience, confidentiality). 4. REDLINES - For each high and medium item, give me the exact replacement language I should ask for, plus a one-line negotiation script to send the other side. 5. WALK-AWAY TEST - In 2 sentences: is anything in here bad enough that I should not sign without a real lawyer? Be direct. Do not give generic legal disclaimers beyond one short line. Be specific to MY contract.
Where to use it: Any founder, freelancer, or operator about to sign a vendor agreement, client SOW, partnership deal, or offer letter without dedicated legal counsel on every document.
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