The AI scene in 2025 was marked by rapid model competition, notable setbacks, and expanding consumer integration. Google’s Gemini series pushed image generation forward, while OpenAI’s GPT-5 struggled to meet user expectations, prompting a rollback to the earlier model. Legal pressures and server outages added strain to ChatGPT’s dominance. Emerging AI agents showed promise but remained unreliable for everyday tasks. Safety initiatives grew, with OpenAI adding risk detection and parental controls. Meanwhile, AI seeped into gadgets, from Microsoft’s Copilot‑filled suite to Amazon’s Alexa+ debut, underscoring a year where AI became ubiquitous rather than revolutionary. Leia mais →

Meta announced a partnership with Midjourney to license its aesthetic technology for future AI models and products. The collaboration aims to strengthen Meta's AI video capabilities, building on earlier hints of a tool called MovieGen. Meta's chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, shared the news on X. The move positions Meta alongside competitors offering text‑to‑video generation and follows recent legal challenges involving Midjourney and Meta, though courts have ruled in Meta's favor on copyright claims. The partnership also aligns with Meta's broader push to embed AI across its social platforms. Leia mais →