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Welcome to the RAIZOR Report for Tuesday July 22nd 2025.

This episode covers OpenAI’s success at the International Math Olympiad, Meta’s rejection of the EU’s voluntary AI code, breakthroughs by Google DeepMind’s Gemini in math reasoning, Perplexity’s efforts to challenge Chrome with its AI browser, xAI’s child-focused chatbot project, Cursor’s acquisition of Koala to compete with GitHub Copilot, DuckDuckGo’s new AI-filtering feature, Netflix’s use of AI in production, ChatGPT’s dominance in global search, teen adoption of AI companions, and Uber Freight’s AI-driven logistics optimization. These stories highlight AI’s transformative impact across innovation, regulation, education, entertainment, and sustainability.

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Welcome to the RAIZOR Report for Tuesday July 22nd 2025.

This episode covers OpenAI’s success at the International Math Olympiad, Meta’s rejection of the EU’s voluntary AI code, breakthroughs by Google DeepMind’s Gemini in math reasoning, Perplexity’s efforts to challenge Chrome with its AI browser, xAI’s child-focused chatbot project, Cursor’s acquisition of Koala to compete with GitHub Copilot, DuckDuckGo’s new AI-filtering feature, Netflix’s use of AI in production, ChatGPT’s dominance in global search, teen adoption of AI companions, and Uber Freight’s AI-driven logistics optimization. These stories highlight AI’s transformative impact across innovation, regulation, education, entertainment, and sustainability.

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