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Perplexity’s “try everything” era
Plus: YouTube Rolls Out AI Age Checks

Good Morning, AI Enthusiast!
Today’s headline that’s got everyone talking? Perplexity just tried to buy Google’s Chrome for $34.5B just weeks after launching its own browser and reportedly eyeing a TikTok merger officially cementing its “throw everything at the wall and see what sticks” era.
Let’s break it down.
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Top Stories Including: Anthropic One-Ups OpenAI and YouTube Rolls Out AI Age Checks in the U.S.
Perplexity Wants to Buy Chrome
Musk Calls BS on Apple’s App Store AI Rankings
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Top Stories

Anthropic One-Ups OpenAI with $1 AI Offer to All Government Branches: Anthropic is matching OpenAI’s $1-per-agency ChatGPT deal but going bigger, offering its Claude AI models to all three branches of the U.S. government for a year. The package includes both Claude for Enterprise and a FedRAMP High–certified Claude for Government, giving agencies multicloud access through AWS, Google Cloud, and Palantir for sensitive work. It’s a clear power play to outflank OpenAI’s Azure-only setup, aiming to become the go-to AI partner for everything from national security to health services.
YouTube Rolls Out AI Age Checks in the U.S.: YouTube is testing an AI-driven age-verification system in the U.S. that guesses whether a logged-in user is under 18 based on their viewing habits, regardless of the birth date on their account. If flagged as a minor, users will face existing restrictions like limited recommendations, break reminders, and no personalized ads with disputes requiring ID, a credit card, or a selfie. The move comes amid rising political pressure to shield kids from inappropriate content, though privacy advocates warn it could erode user rights.
Nvidia Pushes Deeper into Robotics with New AI Models: At SIGGRAPH, Nvidia unveiled new tools for robotics developers, headlined by Cosmos Reason a 7B-parameter vision-language model designed to help robots “reason” and plan actions based on memory and physics understanding. It’s joined by Cosmos Transfer-2 for faster synthetic data generation and a distilled version optimized for speed, plus new neural reconstruction libraries, 3D rendering tech, and updates to the Omniverse SDK. The launch, paired with new RTX Pro Blackwell servers and DGX Cloud management tools, signals Nvidia’s push to make robotics the next big frontier for its AI hardware beyond data centers.
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Perplexity Wants to Buy Chrome
In a move that sounds like the tech version of “shoot your shot,” AI search upstart Perplexity has slapped $34.5 billion in cash on the table for Google’s Chrome browser and yes, they confirmed it’s real. The deal sweetener? They’d keep Chrome’s engine open-source, pour $3 billion into it, and (brace yourself) not even switch the default search away from Google. This comes as the DOJ circles Google with monopoly-breaking scissors, potentially forcing a Chrome sell-off. Chrome controls 68% of the browser market, and rival DuckDuckGo once pegged its value north of $50B, so Perplexity’s offer is either a bargain or a bold flex given they’ve only raised $1.5B to date. Oh, and they launched their own browser last month and bid to merge with TikTok. Perplexity’s clearly in its “try everything” era.
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Musk Calls BS on Apple’s App Store AI Rankings
Apple’s already bleeding in 2025 with $750B in market value gone and now Elon Musk is piling on, threatening to sue if the company doesn’t bump OpenAI’s ChatGPT off the App Store’s top spot. He says Apple’s playing favorites thanks to its cushy partnership with OpenAI, leaving his Grok chatbot stuck at #6 and locking out competition. Apple hasn’t said a word, Altman fired back with some shade of his own, and the whole thing reeks of a messy Big Tech turf war over who gets to own the AI spotlight on a billion iPhones.
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