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Suno has introduced its new AI music model v5.5 along with features designed to showcase musical individuality
Xiaomi plans to build AI agents capable of controlling software autonomously, shopping in browsers, and eventually operating robots. To support that vision, the company’s in-house MiMo team introduced three models at once.
OpenAI has redesigned the model selection experience in ChatGPT. Instead of showing individual model names, users now see up to three tiers depending on their subscription: “Instant” for fast, everyday responses, “Thinking” for more complex tasks, and “Pro” for the most powerful models.
Microsoft’s AI superintelligence team has unveiled its first product: the image generator MAI-Image-2, which is being integrated into the company’s own products and is also expected to become available via API in the future.
OpenAI has introduced two new AI models: GPT-5.4 mini and GPT-5.4 nano, both specifically optimized for tasks that require ultra-low latency in response generation.
OpenAI has released GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.4 Pro just two days after launching version 5.3 Instant.
OpenAI’s upcoming GPT-5.4 model is expected to represent a significant step forward. The company behind ChatGPT announced the model shortly after releasing GPT-5.3 Instant for ChatGPT, although official technical details have not yet been disclosed.
OpenAI has integrated the GPT-5.3 Instant model into ChatGPT, improving tone, contextual appropriateness, and the overall flow of dialogue. According to the developers, the update is designed to make everyday conversations with the chatbot more useful and natural.
Artificial Analysis has released version 2.0 of its AA-WER speech-to-text benchmark, which measures the accuracy of speech recognition models. In the overall ranking, ElevenLabs’ Scribe v2 takes first place with a word error rate of just 2.3%.
AI search engine Perplexity has introduced two new text-embedding models that aim to match or outperform Google’s and Alibaba’s offerings while using only a fraction of the usual memory footprint. Both models are open source.