In today’s AI Deep Dive, we cover Sam Altman’s candid remarks on GPT-5’s rocky debut and his pledge to deliver updates—and possibly bring back GPT-4o. Microsoft is shutting down its Lens scanning app, pushing users toward its Copilot AI despite Lens’s loyal fanbase. Pinterest’s CEO weighs in on the distant future of “agentic shopping” and the platform’s current AI-powered shopping role, as it battles moderation challenges. Plus, NASA and Google team up to create an AI medical assistant for astronauts on long space missions, blending AI innovation with space exploration.

In today’s episode of AI Deep Dive, we explore OpenAI’s game-changing release of GPT-5, designed to act more like an intelligent agent with sharper coding skills, higher accuracy, and fewer hallucinations. Google is enhancing financial research with AI-powered upgrades to Google Finance, while Tesla abandons its in-house Dojo supercomputer project to lean more on external partners like Nvidia. Plus, Meta acquires AI audio startup WaveForms to strengthen its superintelligence research. We break down how these moves signal a new phase of competition and innovation across the AI industry.

In this episode of AI Deep Dive, we break down how major players are redefining AI’s role in education, government, and enterprise. Google and OpenAI are introducing new learning modes in their chatbots to deepen user understanding and reduce overreliance. Microsoft makes OpenAI’s open-source model available on Windows for more efficient, agentic tasks. Meanwhile, Cohere’s “North” platform offers secure AI deployment for enterprises and governments. Plus, OpenAI launches ChatGPT Enterprise for U.S. federal agencies at a discounted rate, pushing for responsible, large-scale AI adoption in the public sector.