AI News: Autonomous Agents & New AI Video Tools

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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Claude Computer Use
2:30 Claude Analysis Tool
4:33 Microsoft Agents in Copilot
5:28 Meta Spirit LM
7:40 Meta Quantized Llama Models
8:59 Opus Clip Anything
11:25 IBM Granite 3 Models
12:12 xAI API
12:39 OpenAI Updates
13:30 Runway Act-One
15:00 Mochi-1 Video Generator
17:02 Haiper 2.0 Video Generator
19:30 Stable Diffusion 3.5
22:17 Ideogram Canvas
25:28 Midjourney's New Editor
27:33 Canva's New AI Image Generator
28:24 Playground V3 for Graphic Design
29:21 OpenAI's Consistency Model
30:04 ElevenLabs Voice Design
31:15 Timbaland and Suno
31:37 Google SynthID
32:02 Apple iOS 18.2 with AI
32:36 Perplexity Mac App
33:01 Snapdragon 8 Elite
33:26 Asana's New AI Agents
34:09 Humanoid Robot with Muscles
35:11 Find More Cool AI Tools

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Update: Runway's Act-One is now available inside of the Runway app! (It wasn't when I recorded this)

[VIDSInsight]

Matt, you're my official AI news source! It's unbelievable that you don't have 1M followers yet.... Keep up the wonderful work!

[claudiux]

Thanks, Matt! Always looking forward to your weekly recap. You're my number 1 AI news resource. 🤜🤛

[ryanmarcshaww]

I really appreciate how thorough your AI news coverage is. Many channels focus on LLM drama, but this channel always reminds me of how much variety there is in the AI world

[NEURAMos]

As always, a whole wagon of valuable information! Thank you!

[TianaMireyaLilliana]

dopepics AI fixes this (AI Image Editor / Upscaler). Autonomous Agents and AI Tools

[ivonnemichael]

So what's the most effective strategy during this period of volatility with the rate cut? Most of my portfolio is in (20% Index funds, 20% CD's 30% Bonds/T-bills and other assets) I want to explore different strategies to benefit from a potential bubble

[dnero]

It’s amazing to see how far you’ve come since those early tutorials, showing us how to run AI models on our own machines! But I feel like the shift to promoting paid options is moving away from what made your channel unique. Many of us initially followed you for the hands-on, practical knowledge – learning to use AI without relying on expensive platforms.

While it's understandable that companies now want your platform for promotion, the true value (and impact) lies in educating people on the "truly free" options, like setting up ComfyUI, or using open-source models in a more independent way. These videos empowered viewers by giving them control, rather than leading them toward paid trials or credit-limited platforms.

It’s great that you’re reaching new heights, but I hope you’ll consider revisiting that core educational content. People appreciate the skills you taught that helped them become independent in the AI space, and that’s what sets you apart. Looking forward to seeing more of that impactful content from you!

[nathaliereichmuth]

Matt, you are my Friday highlight. Thx for all your hard work.

[Terny]

Here is me scrolling through 500 obnoxious A.I text to language voices to find one bearable one, Oh and another great Video Matt! Your A.I. would be bearable ;)

[danielbaker]

Matt’s the best news YouTuber. Not just in the AI circle.

[KidaneYitbarek]

Matt, thanks to your videos, my AI knowledge has scaled faster than compute costs. You're the real MVP of tech news! At the very least, thanks for making me sound smarter at dinner tables. 😊

[DavidBanjokoOfficial]

it’s always a crazy week until next week. good job matt

[ADancingFlamingo]

You always bring so much value, another great video. Thank You!

[mikem-VED]

You are so informative! Love your work. Thank you!

[EmeraldView]

They should make Terminator looking robots. People would LOVE that!

[Dalin_B]

(At the end of the video) We know Matt we're coming back man!!! Lol great video keeping us in the know

[iv]

So, Claude AI bot is basically a backdoor trojan. Should work really well with Microsoft Recall.

[christopheraaron]

I like how you mentioned 40 shades of blue and then maybe bringing it down to just a few now when we think of color well then hopefully the metaphor can be taken a little bit further and that is we have three basic colors and from those we create a whole bunch of different ones just from different proportions of the three colors that we have.

So then basically it makes me think that if you have a whole lot of colors that you need to do certain things well then that would be the data input side but on the other hand if you just simply have formulas for calculating how much of the different primary colors that we need in order to generate the other colors will then that be more algorithmic.

Then it makes one think that if that concept holds true will then algorithmic advancements can help us get a lot more out of refined data and therefore reduce the amount of bulky data we need or something of that nature, I mean I could be a little off base on that but I think my concept is pretty sound.

[christopheraaron]

Yeah that's great about the musicians embracing soono because I think those of us who like music can also use these as tools to improve our ability to compose more things with less time.

No I remember even with a primitive automated function way back in the early 2000s where you take a MIDI file of perhaps any song that's submittee and then you had a function that would generate different variations of it. That was a very interesting tool and 98 out of 100 would not be all that great but then there'd be one or two that might have some interesting aspects of it but the thing is though it literally even on that Hewlett-Packard computer from the year 2003 it could generate entire compositions with one touch of a button in about a second.

And then of course when I would generate some of these compositions well then I actually went into MIDI and then copied pieces out of one and then paste it another places and then use functions like transposition to create something a little bit different but I use the bits and pieces from other MIDI files that this thing generated in a second. It is an effect a creativity amplification device. I have yet to use suno at this moment but I need to dive into that and see where that can take me.

My first thing I may want to do is to ask if to try to come up with and instrumental composition that sounds a bit like something for example composition called"Waves within'' off of Santana's caravan Sarai, and then mix into that a blending of rhythms from that composition and toussaint lubiture or incident at neshaber and see whether or not it can be prompted cuz I also understand that these things do take time to figure out how to give it the right prompts in order to do what you want as well. But that is a skill which has to be developed in concert with a musician's individual creativity.