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Instagram users can now edit Stories using AI text prompts directly in the app
Instagram has introduced a major update that brings Meta’s generative AI tools directly into Instagram Stories, allowing users to customise photos and videos with simple text prompts. The integration marks a significant step in making creative editing faster, more intuitive, and accessible to a wider user base.Google Gemini now turns documents into ready-to-use presentations
Google’s Gemini AI is set to make one of the most tedious office tasks a thing of the past — manually turning lengthy documents into slide decks. The company has introduced a new feature within its Gemini Canvas tool that can automatically generate full presentations from a single document or even a short text prompt.The feature aims to save hours of manual formatting while still giving users creative control over the final output.
Apple reportedly set to roll out ads in Maps app by next year
Apple is reportedly preparing to launch advertisements within its native Maps application as early as next year, a strategic move to significantly expand its advertising revenue.The shift, detailed in a report by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, marks a major expansion of Apple’s ad business, which has historically been confined primarily to the App Store and News platforms.
OpenAI developing new generative music tool capable of creating compositions from text and audio prompts
OpenAI is reportedly developing a new artificial intelligence tool designed to generate music from text and audio prompts, according to a report by The Information.The Grand Irony: Agencies That Built Brands, Forgot to Build For Themselves
Despite being the original architects of global brands, advertising holding companies are collapsing in market value because they still sell human hours while the world now rewards scalable, self-learning systems.