🔵 Stunning videos from images, AI’s Latest Power Moves!

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Can you feel the shift? AI is no longer a promise, it’s powering real change. Midjourney’s V1 now transforms images into stunning videos. Tesla’s Robotaxis are driving passengers around Austin with no one at the wheel. And Google’s Gemini CLI puts a smart AI agent right in your terminal.

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AI SPOTLIGHT FOR JUNE

1. Midjourney V1: The AI Video Revolution Began

Midjourney has officially launched V1, its first AI video generation model, allowing users to turn a single image into four five-second video clips. The clips can be extended up to 21 seconds, with customizable camera movements and animation styles. Priced at just $10/month, V1 stands out as one of the most affordable options in the AI video space. Wharton professor Ethan Mollick notes it can produce visual styles that are difficult to replicate with other tools.

The model supports two creation modes: automatic motion, where AI determines the movement, and manual motion, where users guide the animation using text prompts. It also offers camera settings like low motion for subtle scenes and high motion for dynamic ones. Although V1 doesn’t support audio yet, Midjourney CEO David Holz calls it a foundational step toward real-time, open-world video creation.

V1 is available on both free and paid plans. It uses about 8x more GPU power than image generation, but remains more cost-effective than most competitors. Users on Pro+ plans can access unlimited rendering in Relax mode, while Fast mode is tied to monthly GPU credits.

2. Tesla’s Robotaxis Hit the Streets of Texas 

Tesla has officially launched its first robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, starting with a pilot program in the South Congress neighborhood. About ten self-driving Model Y cars are picking up real passengers for just $4.20 per ride. While the cars operate autonomously, a Tesla employee sits in the front seat for safety. The service currently runs only during the day and in clear weather, and is confined to a small test area.

Elon Musk called the launch the result of over a decade of effort, crediting Tesla’s AI and engineering teams. Austin was selected for its flexible autonomous vehicle laws, though local lawmakers are now reviewing regulations that could introduce stricter safety standards.

Though rivals like Waymo may be more advanced in some areas, Tesla’s robotaxi debut marks a turning point. Fully driverless rides are no longer theoretical. This pilot could reshape car ownership, urban planning, and the future of transportation and automation.

3. Google Launches Gemini CLI: AI Agent Now in Your Terminal

Google has released Gemini CLI, a powerful open-source terminal agent powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro. This tool brings advanced AI capabilities directly to your command line, offering developers 1,000 free queries per day. With support for file handling, code execution, and multimedia generation through Imagen and Veo, Gemini CLI is built for hands-on, efficient development workflows.

Unlike browser-based interfaces, Gemini CLI gives users direct control over AI tasks in a lightweight, scriptable environment. Whether you are editing files, generating images, or running code, the tool combines practical utilities with deep language capabilities. This makes it especially appealing to developers, data scientists, and AI power users who want streamlined performance without leaving their terminal.

Gemini CLI also positions Google to better compete with offerings from OpenAI and Anthropic, which are largely tied to paid tiers or web-based tools. With this release, Google is clearly betting on open access and developer-first design to drive adoption.

1. LitStudy– student-focused tool that uses AI to generate literature summaries, analyze themes, and explain characters instantly.

2. Epiphany AI – Voice-first productivity tool that captures notes, tasks, and prompts to sync instantly with Notion, Asana, Todoist, Slack, and more

3. BeeDone AI– Gamified task manager that uses AI to organize tasks, build habits, track routines, and reward progress.

4. GMind AI – An award‑winning, Africa‑built edtech platform empowering educators and students with AI tools for lesson planning, quizzes, summaries, and productivity.

5. NoteGPT – AI-powered learning assistant that summarizes videos, PDFs, articles, creates mind maps, flashcards, transcribes content, and supports AI chat.

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A workflow is simply a set of steps to finish a task, like ordering coffee: check the menu, pick your drink, pay, and get it. No-code AI workflows automate these steps using smart tools like drag-and-drop builders and AI (think GPT or Gemini), no programming needed.

Unlike old systems that follow rigid rules, AI workflows learn and adapt in real time. They tag, respond and adjust automatically, saving hours of manual work. Businesses using them build faster (up to 90% quicker) and get massive ROI up to 509%.

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TOP 5 AI INSIGHTS YOU SHOULD KNOW

• ElevenLabs Launches 11ai: A Voice Assistant That Gets Things Done

  11ai uses Anthropic and ElevenLabs tech to connect tools and perform tasks using 5,000+ voices.

• Intel Taps Accenture to Run Global Marketing

  Intel is outsourcing most of its marketing operations to Accenture, aiming to streamline execution and reduce costs.

• Codex Public Launch: AI Dev Assistant for All

  Now available at $20/month, Codex sets up environments, writes tests, and suggests deployment strategies.

• Veo 3 Hits YouTube Shorts

  Creators can now generate broadcast-quality 30-second videos for free using Google’s Veo 3 AI.

• Claude 4 Opus Masters LeetCode Hard

  Anthropic’s Claude 4 Opus scores in the 89th percentile on complex coding problems, rivaling seasoned engineers.

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