🚨 Google BREAKS the Internet! Gemini 2.5 UPDATE + MORE Insane AI News!

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🔥 Google has just BROKEN the internet! The Gemini 2.5 update is here, and it's INSANE 🤯! Along with that, we have more crazy AI news that will leave you speechless!

In this AI Revolution episode, we cover:
💥 Gemini 2.5’s shocking features and what makes it a game-changer
🚀 Why the AI world is buzzing after the release of this update
🔮 Google’s future AI plans and how it compares to GPT-4 and other models
🧠 Other major AI breakthroughs from top tech companies this week
🌐 What this all means for the future of artificial intelligence

📲 Get ready for the biggest AI updates of 2025, and make sure you don’t miss out on any of it!

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00:00Google just dropped a surprise Gemini update that turns web app coding into a

00:06one-prompt magic trick weeks before I.O. Apple's secretly striking a deal to

00:12stuff that same AI into iPhones. Meanwhile, OpenAI is tearing up its

00:17corporate plans, slashing Microsoft's cut, and casually spending three billion to

00:23buy a coding startup. And that's not even the wild part. Because HeyGen just

00:29launched avatars so real they'll freak you out. Light tricks dropped a Hollywood

00:34level video model you can run on your laptop. And a new music AI just made four

00:40minute tracks in 20 seconds a reality. Yeah, the last few days in AI have been

00:45pure chaos in the best way possible. So let's talk about it. Hold up, before we go

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01:11link below. Don't miss it. So yesterday Google basically shouted surprise and

01:16pushed an early preview of Gemini 2.5 Pro the i slash o edition out the door a

01:20couple of weeks ahead of schedule. People at Google's AI studio are already calling it

01:25the web dev arena champ because it jumped 147 ELO points over the previous build.

01:31That ELO thing is basically a popularity contest judged by humans on how nice and

01:35functional your generated web apps look. And the new score plants Gemini on top of

01:41the leaderboard. It's also flexing an 84.8% on the video MME benchmark which

01:46measures how well a model actually understands what's happening in video

01:50clips instead of just pretending. Michael Trally, the cursor CEO who lives

01:54inside VS Code basically, said internally they're seeing far fewer botched tool

02:00calls. Meaning the model finally stops hallucinating that a function exists when

02:05it doesn't. Tulsi Doshi who runs product for Gemini claims they rushed the release

02:11because devs wouldn't stop begging for it. And I kind of believe her if you're

02:15playing with the Gemini API right now you get the new model automatically in Google

02:20AI studio, Vertex AI, and the consumer Gemini app where the canvas feature lives so

02:25you can drag boxes around and have the bot spit react code on the fly. Oh and the

02:31crazy part the context window is still 1 million tokens. Basically an hour of 4k

02:37video or 11 hours of audio and Google says they're aiming at 2 million. Now while

02:42Google's busy leveling up Gemini, Apple's been watching from the sidelines

02:46thinking hmm maybe we borrow that for a minute. According to people familiar with

02:51the talks, Apple intelligence on iOS 19 is set to integrate Gemini, at least

02:58temporarily. Remember Samsung's Galaxy S25 has already been bragging about Gemini in

03:03its camera app. So Cupertino doesn't want to look slow when the iPhone 17 lands this

03:10fall. Sundar Pichai hinted they are basically at the handshake stage. The idea is

03:15that Siri and all the fancy onboard models Apple's been teasing just aren't

03:20cooking fast enough so Gemini gives them a booster shot. Analysts figure Apple will

03:25revert to its own stack once those gaps close but for now you might actually get

03:30Google's large language mojo inside iOS the same way you already get Google Maps.

03:36It's a bit funny Apple keeps bragging about privacy islands and running

03:40everything on device yet here they are calling up Mountain View for reinforcements

03:45because well competition and for the retail side think bigger baskets at

03:50checkout if your phone suddenly crafts shopping lists and augmented reality

03:55product demos that don't lag. While Google and Apple trade high fives, OpenAI just

04:01ripped off its own corporate band-aid. Sam Altman wrote a letter to staff saying in

04:06effect look we tried flirting with the idea of a fully separate for-profit arm but nah the

04:12nonprofit stays in charge. You remember the November 2023 drama when Sam got booted for

04:20a weekend and everyone started sweating governance? That aftershock never really faded so Monday's

04:26statement locks in the nonprofit as the controlling shareholder of the public benefit corporation rather

04:32than spinning it out. Brett Taylor who chairs the board said they even worked with the attorneys

04:37general of Delaware and California to ensure everything stays aligned with OpenAI's original

04:42nonprofit mission just to avoid any accusations of straying off course. But Elon Musk predictably

04:50is still suing. He originally filed the lawsuit over OpenAI's plan to shift toward a

04:55for-profit model and now that they've scrapped those plans entirely and doubled down on nonprofit

05:00control. He's still suing. He's clinging to a fight that no longer exists and honestly it's

05:05starting to feel like a tantrum in slow motion. Sam Altman brushed it off basically saying we've got

05:11bigger things to deal with like scaling enough GPUs to meet global demand. Money still talks though

05:17and that's where OpenAI's second bombshell lands. According to leaked investor slides they're slicing

05:24Microsoft's revenue share. Under the current deal 20% of OpenAI's top line flows to Redmond through

05:312030 but OpenAI now says that drops to 10% by decade's end and it may shrink further if they hit

05:38certain volume tier. Microsoft's cool with it publicly because they still want first dibs on the

05:43tech but you can feel the renegotiation tension simmering. Meanwhile OpenAI's trying to raise another

05:4940 billion at a 300 billion valuation soft bank style so they need that revenue margin any way

05:56they can carve it. Which brings us to the third headline. OpenAI is buying Windsurf. Yeah that's

06:02Codium's rebrand for about 3 billion bucks. Easily its biggest acquisition yet. Windsurf was last valued

06:09at 1.25 billion in August so that's a tasty markup. The tool's whole gimmick is real-time code

06:16completion plus a neat canvas view that lets you and the bot edit the same snippet side by side.

06:23By swallowing Windsurf, OpenAI beefs up ChatGPT's developer mode, competes head-on with GitHub

06:29Copilot, Anthropic's Claude-powered features, and Cursor's own IDE plugin. Right remember ChatGPT Pro

06:38already ships a code interpreter and small-scale canvas collab space but the Windsurf tech means

06:43broader language support and possibly a richer offline experience. OpenAI claims ChatGPT now has

06:50over 400 million weekly active users, up 100 million since December, so giving that crowd first-class

06:56coding toys matters if they want to monetize beyond the 9.99 subscription. Now let's jump to the fun

07:02stuff you'll actually see on screen. Hey Jen just rolled out Avatar 4 and people are calling it the

07:07upload one selfie and watch yourself talks update. You literally feed it a single photo and a voice script,

07:12maybe a 10 second WAV file, and the new audio to expression engine maps your tone, rhythm, and pauses

07:18onto hyper real facial motion, real enough that early testers on Twitter or X, whatever, are dropping

07:26microfilms of themselves, their pets, even aliens, with lip sync that doesn't jitter. One reviewer said,

07:34no words, and posted a 30 frame clip that looks like a Hollywood ADR session. The bigger idea is

07:41that this isn't animation in the Pixar sense, it's direct expression transfer. If you hate being on

07:48camera, now you can send your avatar to present your quarterly slide deck while you sip tea off screen.

07:54Not to be outdone, light tricks. Those guys behind Facetune just open sourced LTX Video 13B,

08:01a 13 billion parameter video model that they claim runs on consumer GPUs. The original LTXV had only

08:08two billion parameters but made headlines last November for spitting out five second clips on a

08:13gaming laptop. The new ref jumps in size yet somehow still flies thanks to something called the UE Efficient

08:20Q8 kernel. It layers frames the way an artist starts with a pencil outline before dropping paint,

08:27a multi-scale rendering approach that lets you refine scenes step-by-step and speeds final rendering up

08:33to 30 times faster than similarly sized models. You can do camera motion curves, multi-shot sequencing,

08:41keyframe edits, and because it's open source, the weights sit on Hugging Face under a license that's free

08:47for orgs making under 10 million a year. Another key piece, light tricks source its training set from

08:53Getty and Shutterstock, meaning you can ship the output commercially without sweating hidden copyright

08:59traps. For indie filmmakers or influencers on a budget, that's a huge yes plea. An open source party

09:05doesn't stop at video. Ace Studio just unveiled Ace Step V1 3.5B, a music generation model that's 15 times

09:14faster than large Englage model approaches. Translation, it produces a four minute track in about 20 seconds on an

09:21NVIDIA A100. And because it combines diffusion with a linear transformer conditioned by a deep compression

09:27autoencoder, it keeps melody, harmony, and rhythm coherent over the full length. On a desktop RTX 419,

09:35the real-time factor jumps above 30, which is absurd, like GarageBand on rocket fuel. You can guide the

09:42structure with text, give me a mellow Lofi beat chorus at 90 seconds, fade out strings at 330, and the model

09:49handles the timeline. They even list hardware benchmarks, A100, 4090, 3090, Mac M2 Max, so you

09:57know what to expect. It's Apache 2.0, meaning free for basically anything except disallowed uses like

10:04copyrighted track clones. There are caveats, generate past five minutes and the structure might drift,

10:10Chinese rap turns out wobbly, and vocals still sound kind of plastic, but for backing tracks or quick

10:16demos, it's borderline magical. Anyway, that's the whirlwind. Update your bookmarks, maybe clear

10:22out some SSD space for model weights, and keep your eyes on what drops at actual Google I slash O in a

10:28couple of weeks, because if Gemini's preview arrived early, you can bet the onstage demo will try to one

10:33up itself. And hey, if all this feels like drinking from a fire hose, welcome to 2025, the year creative

10:41tooling stopped waiting for humans to catch up. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.

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