💡In this newsletter 👇

• AI Resources: A bunch of essentail AI resources to understand how AI can be used.

• AI Tools: Top 5 AI Tools this week.

• AI News & Trends: Big tech updates; billions moving around in the AI space.

⭐️ Resources

Take a look at these AI Resources

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We got a bunch of AI resources inside the AI Community, but let me circle back to some essential resources for you to look at!

🔗 AI Fundamentals Guide

🔗 AI Glossary

🔗 AI Automations 101

🎥 Intro to generative AI for beginners by Microsoft: Full course here.

👉 Full prompting guide by OpenAI: Access the resource here.

🔗 The Prompt Collection (1.500+ Prompts to copy-paste)

Full Automation Course by Make.com 🚀

A free A-Z course on creating automations using make.com made by make.com themselves. This covers everything you need to know to get started building automations.

👉 Enroll here

🛠️ Top AI Tools This Week

👉 Find all the best AI tools in the: AI tools directory.

🎥 Top 5 AI Tools This Week

💡 Here are 5 AI Tools for you to try.

🤖 Relevance AI
Build teams of AI agents that deliver human-quality work. Ops teams can build and manage an entire AI workforce in one powerful visual platform.

🙋🏼‍♂️ Taskade
AI productivity suite for AI agents, projects, automation, and more.

🔥 VEED 
All-in-one AI video tool for creating and editing videos.

🗣️ Tugan.ai
Tugan.ai is an AI tool that transforms any content, like YouTube videos or articles, into original, high-quality marketing material.

🎥 Leap
Build custom AI automations to scale your marketing, sales, and operations—making your team 10x more efficient, without coding.

🙋🏼‍♂️ AI News and Advancements

Here’s what the biggest tech companies have been up to in AI over the past few days. There’s a lot of money moving around.

💾 Microsoft Pulls Back on AI Data Centers

In a surprising move, Microsoft has reportedly canceled leases for several large AI data centers in the U.S. The reason? Unclear, but some analysts think it’s due to an oversupply of computing power—or perhaps a shift in priorities after OpenAI’s $500B project with Oracle. Meanwhile, Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is claiming to train AI models much more efficiently than its U.S. counterparts. Could this shake up the industry?
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🍏 Apple Bets Big on AI (and the U.S.)

Apple just announced a $500 billion investment plan in the U.S. over the next four years. This includes creating 20,000 new jobs and opening a major AI server factory in Texas. President Trump called it a major win for American tech leadership. Apple is clearly doubling down on AI—expect more powerful Siri and AI-driven Apple devices soon.
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🇨🇳 Alibaba Drops $50 Billion on AI & Cloud

Not to be outdone, China’s Alibaba is pouring $50 billion into AI and cloud computing over the next three years. The company is focusing on AI infrastructure, chip manufacturing, and even electric vehicles, signaling that China is dead serious about dominating the AI race.
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🌍 Meta’s Mega Underwater Cable Project

Meta is reportedly planning a $10 billion underwater cable spanning 25,000 miles—yes, that’s around the globe. The goal? Boosting global internet speeds and strengthening Meta’s infrastructure to support AI-powered services. This could be a game-changer for emerging markets and AI-driven cloud services.
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🤖 xAI’s Grok-3 Challenges OpenAI

Elon Musk’s AI startup, xAI, has released Grok-3, a next-gen AI model trained on 10x more computing power than its predecessor. Early benchmarks show it outperforming OpenAI’s GPT-4o on math and science problems—big news for AI enthusiasts. Musk might be catching up faster than expected.
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💡 What’s the takeaway?

Big Tech is pouring billions into AI, but also reallocating resources as the competition heats up. With new AI models, massive infrastructure bets, and global-scale projects, the AI arms race is only getting more intense.