OpenAI's chip, Veo 3, and AI's latest moves

AI updates are moving so fast that one tracker now follows 240+ model releases across 500+ models^[5]. Here are 4 developments worth your attention today.

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OpenAI's first chip, Jalapeo, will be made by Broadcom for inference in ChatGPT and other apps^[6]. OpenAI is trying to own more of the stack.

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Google Veo 3 is now widely available^[3]. Text-to-video just got easier to access, which could speed up how teams make clips and demos.

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A world-first social media wargame showed AI bots can swing elections^[4]. If synthetic accounts can move opinion at scale, platforms have a bigger problem.

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GPT-5.2 Codex is on the latest LLM release tracker, and the page says AI updates are moving at an unprecedented pace^[5]. The model cycle keeps speeding up.

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The big picture: AI is moving from chatbots to chips, video, elections, and rapid model releases^[6]^[3]^[4]^[5]. Which update matters most? Reply below.

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