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🧠 Anthropic announced a new feature called Skills

• The company Anthropic announced a new feature called Skills that lets their AI assistant Claude load specialized folders with instructions, scripts and resources when needed.

• Skills are composable, portable, and efficient: Claude only loads what is needed, stacks skills together, and uses the same format across different products.

• This works across Claude’s apps, Claude Code and via API. Users and developers can build their own Skills and use them across workflows—making Claude more of a specialist than a generalist.

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🎥 Google’s new Veo update boosts AI video creation in Flow

• Google introduced updates to their video‑editing tool Flow using the model Veo 3.1. The update gives creators richer audio, more narrative control, and improved realism in their videos.

• The tool now lets you add, remove or refine scene elements, supports “Ingredients to Video”, “Frames to Video” and “Extend” features, giving more creative flexibility.

• Over 275 million videos were already created in Flow, and this upgrade is meant to let creators work smarter and faster.

⚙️ Nvidia unveils DGX Spark, the ‘world’s smallest AI supercomputer’

• NVIDIA launched the DGX Spark—a compact AI supercomputer aimed at developers. It delivers up to 1 petaflop of AI performance and has 128 GB of unified memory, allowing local fine‑tuning of large models and inference of very big models.

• DGX Spark supports models with up to 200 billion parameters and fine‑tuning of up to 70 billion‑parameter models. The idea is to bring high-end AI computing into labs and offices, not just data‑centers.

• The platform includes the full NVIDIA software stack and is being shipped globally through partners such as Acer, Dell, Lenovo—and includes prominent early users in research and industry.

🧬 Google’s Gemma AI discovers new drug combo for tumor research

• Google’s research team released the model C2S‑Scale 27B built on their Gemma model family. This model helped discover a new drug combination (silmitasertib + interferon) that increased tumor antigen presentation by around 50% in lab tests, making “cold” tumors more visible to the immune system.

• The model screened 4,000+ drugs across two contexts (immune‑context‑positive vs neutral) and picked a surprising hit not previously known for that effect.

• This shows AI isn’t just about language or chat—it’s now being used for biology and medicine, generating new hypotheses that are then validated experimentally.

⚡ Faster, cheaper, smaller Anthropic model brings speed and savings

• Anthropic’s new model Claude Haiku 4.5 is a lighter, faster, and cheaper version of their top models. It offers near‑frontier performance at about one‑third the cost of the previous mid‑tier model and more than twice the speed.

• It is now available to all users and is especially built for tasks requiring speed—chat, coding, workflows and real‑time assistance.

• The move signals a shift: high‑end model performance is becoming more accessible and cost‑efficient, meaning more companies or users can adopt powerful AI without the huge costs.