The biggest AI news in 2 minutes

26 Sept 2025 · 2 min

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In this two‑minute daily AI news roundup, Alex Lieberman covers four major stories. First, a Works in Progress article challenges the claim that AI is eliminating radiology jobs, showing that demand for radiologists has surged, with salaries exceeding $520k and residency slots filling quickly; experts like Andrej Karpathy and Aaron Levie argue AI makes the work more efficient, not replaceable. Second, Sam Altman unveils ChatGPT Pulse, a background personal‑assistant feature that conducts research, integrates with Gmail and Calendar, and learns from user chats, positioned as a step toward a personal AI aide. Third, Microsoft integrates Anthropic’s Claude models (Sonnet‑4 and Opus 4.1) into Microsoft 365 Copilot, allowing users to switch between OpenAI and Anthropic models, effectively turning Office into a model marketplace. Fourth, the Neon app, which paid users to record calls for AI training, is taken offline after a security flaw exposed other users’ phone numbers, recordings, and transcripts, highlighting the risks of monetizing personal data. The segment ends with a call to follow the 10x channel for more AI updates.

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Sam Altman just launched his favorite ChatGPT feature yet, AI is actually creating more jobs, and one new app shows the risks of trading privacy for money. These are today's top AI news. Number 1: A new Works in Progress article looks at radiology to test the claim that AI is taking jobs. Back in 2016, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton even said we should stop training radiologists because AI would replace them. But almost a decade later, the opposite has happened. Radiologists are more in demand than ever, with salaries over $520,000 a year and residency slots filling up. Andrej Karpathy, one of OpenAI's founders, put it clearly: AI isn't replacing radiologists. The job is too complex and too regulated for benchmarks to capture. Even Box CEO Aaron Levie added that when AI makes work more efficient, demand often rises. In radiology, faster scans mean more scans get ordered. This shows that AI is changing jobs, but it is not deleting them overnight. Number 2: Sam Altman just announced ChatGPT Pulse, which he says is his favorite ChatGPT feature so far. Pulse works in the background, doing research for you and learning from your chats. It can even connect to apps like Gmail or Calendar to prep daily updates, remind you of meetings, or suggest ideas. Altman says Pulse is the first step towards something closer to your own personal assistant. Number 3: Microsoft and Anthropic just made a big move. Claude is now inside Microsoft 365 Copilot. For the first time, Microsoft users can switch between OpenAI's models and Anthropic's Claude Sonnet-4 or Opus 4.1. This shows Microsoft knows no one AI model can do it all, so it is turning Office into a model marketplace. Number 4: Neon, the viral app that paid users up to $30 a day to record their phone calls and sell the audio to AI firms, has now been taken offline. A serious security flaw let logged-in users access phone numbers, recordings, and transcripts from other people's calls. Neon's founder said the app is paused while they add extra security layers. It is a clear warning: when an app makes money by trading your privacy, even one mistake can destroy trust overnight. And that's it! Follow us at 10x for more daily AI news.