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Good morning, AI enthusiasts. OpenAI's reasoning model just earned another gold medal at the 2025 International Olympiad in Informatics, ranking 6th overall against human competitors in the world's most prestigious programming contest.

With AI now achieving elite performance in complex technical competitions without specialized training, are we witnessing the moment when general-purpose AI matches human expertise across intellectual domains?

In today's recap:

  • OpenAI claims another gold in elite competition

  • New brain-reading technology predicts movie responses

  • Controversial chip deal gives US revenue from China sales

  • 10 new AI tools and more

OPENAI

OpenAI AI wins gold at world's top coding competition

OpenAI AI wins gold at world's top coding competition

Source: OpenAI

Recaply: OpenAI's reasoning model just earned a gold medal at the 2025 International Olympiad in Informatics, ranking 6th overall against human competitors and first among all AI systems.

Key details:

  • The model scored higher than 325 of 330 human participants in the prestigious programming contest.

  • It competed under the same rules as humans: 5-hour limit, 50 submissions, no internet access.

  • OpenAI used general-purpose reasoning models without special IOI training.

  • It relied on only basic scaffolding for solution selection and API connection.

  • It beat all other AI participants in the competition.

  • IOI represents the world's premier programming contest for pre-college students.

Why it matters: This achievement marks a major leap in AI reasoning capabilities. The system's ability to solve complex algorithmic problems under strict time constraints without specialized training shows how general-purpose AI models are reaching elite human performance levels in technical domains.

META

Meta TRIBE AI predicts brain responses to movies

Meta TRIBE AI predicts brain responses to movies

Source: Meta

Recaply: Meta's research team just claimed first place at the Algonauts 2025 competition with TRIBE, an AI system that predicts how human brains respond to movies by analyzing video, audio, and text simultaneously.

Key details:

  • TRIBE uses 1 billion parameters to predict brain activity across 1,000 regions without brain scans.

  • The system was trained on 80 hours of movie data per subject using fMRI brain imaging.

  • TRIBE combines Meta's Llama 3.2 text, Wav2Vec2 audio, and V-JEPA video models.

  • It performs 30% better than single-sense AI models in brain prediction accuracy.

  • It works best in brain areas where sight, sound, and language processing overlap.

  • It shows high accuracy in frontal regions controlling attention and emotions.

Why it matters: TRIBE advances our understanding of how brains process multimedia content. However, this technology could also help create more addictive digital experiences by targeting neural attention patterns more precisely.

U.S. & AI

Trump cuts deal for 15% of Nvidia, AMD China chip sales

Trump cuts deal for 15% of Nvidia, AMD China chip sales

Source: Exness

Recaply: Nvidia and AMD just agreed to give the US government 15% of their AI chip sales revenue from China in an unprecedented deal that raises legal questions about export controls.

Key details:

  • Nvidia will share 15% of H20 AI accelerator revenues from Chinese sales.

  • AMD will pay the same percentage on MI308 chip sales to China.

  • Trump originally wanted 20% but settled for 15% after negotiations.

  • The deal allows companies to sell older, less advanced AI chips to China.

  • Trade experts warn the arrangement could violate Constitutional export tax rules.

  • China's government opposes the chip tax and questions the security of US chips.

Why it matters: This unusual revenue-sharing deal shows Trump's willingness to soften export controls for financial gains, but legal challenges and Chinese resistance could derail the arrangement.

NEWS

Beyond the big stories in AI today

  • Elon Musk announced that his company xAI plans to sue Apple.

  • Anthropic rolled out chat memory features to Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, letting Claude reference past conversations.

  • Perplexity launched video generation on web, iOS, and Android, offering Pro users 5 videos monthly and Max users 15 with enhanced quality.

  • Z AI released GLM-4.5V, a new AI model from the Chinese AI lab.

  • GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke resigned to start his own company, with GitHub moving into Microsoft's CoreAI department.

  • Trump negotiated a deal with Nvidia allowing 15% US revenue share on H20 chip sales to China, with plans to discuss advanced Blackwell platform access.

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