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  1. Shutterstock wires its library into Claude

    Shutterstock built a Content Connector that puts its licensed photos, video, music, and sound effects inside a Claude chat. Anthropic users can now search Shutterstock's catalogue and license assets without leaving the conversation. The connector puts Claude where ChatGPT stood in April, when Shutterstock shipped a similar app inside OpenAI's assistant. Shutterstock is positioning itself as the licensed content layer for AI-native workflows, a way to stay useful as generative models pressure th

    AI
    1 min read

  2. xAI Imagine Image 2.0 Lands Just Behind OpenAI GPT-Image-2 in Arena Benchmarks

    xAI released Grok Imagine Image 2.0 on August 7 as the new Quality Mode on grok.com/imagine and in the Grok iOS and Android apps. The model now sits second in the world on both major image leaderboards, behind only OpenAI's GPT-Image-2. On the Arena leaderboards as of August 7, the faster “low” variant of the model scores an Elo of 1,320 in the Text-to-Image Arena, trailing GPT-Image-2 at 1,380. In the Image Edit Arena it hits 1,439, again behind GPT-Image-2 at 1,463. The model is listed under

    Image Generation
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  3. MiniMax Restricts H3 Video Model Access in Western Markets, Citing Copyright Uncertainty

    Chinese AI company MiniMax has released the open weights for its H3 video generation model but imposed licensing restrictions on users in the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, and South Korea. Developers in those regions must apply for a formal license before using the model, the Shanghai-based company said Monday. The 33-billion-parameter H3 model processes text, images, video, and audio in a single prompt and can generate 4- to 15-second clips with stereo sound. A single prompt a

    MiniMax
    2 min read

  5. A Record Eight Pulitzer Awardees Disclosed AI Use This Year

    A record eight Pulitzer Prize awardees disclosed using AI tools in their work this year: five winners and three finalists, Nieman Lab reported. That is the most since the Pulitzers added the disclosure requirement in 2024. This year's entrants mostly used large language models to search and analyze large document sets faster, rather than to write or edit stories (Nieman Lab). The Wall Street Journal used an internal LLM tool to summarize public documents about the Texas floods. The Associated

    Media
    2 min read

  6. Google pulls AI image tool from Earth one day after launch

    Google removed the AI image-generation feature from Google Earth on July 31, 2026, roughly 24 hours after switching it on for every user of the browser version. The company said it is "rolling back this feature in Google Earth while we work on implementing stronger guardrails." What shipped The feature launched on July 30, 2026. Bryan Horowitz, a product manager on Google Earth, described it as a "create image" button in Earth on the web: zoom to any location, type a prompt, and Nano Banana 2

    AI
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