Apple's ChatGPT Tools for Enterprises & Meta's $10B Google Cloud Deal - Daily AI Brief #264

August 23, 2025 - Daily AI Brief
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Apple is set to launch ChatGPT configuration tools aimed at enterprises, enhancing their AI capabilities. Meanwhile, Meta has partnered with Midjourney to advance AI technology. Cohere has introduced Command A Reasoning, a tool designed for enterprise tasks, and Databricks has acquired Tecton to boost its AI capabilities.

In other news, Meta has signed a solar power deal for its AI data center, and Coinbase's CEO has discussed recent firings related to AI tool non-compliance. Additionally, Meta has entered a $10 billion cloud deal with Google, and both OpenAI and Anthropic are restricting risky AI investments. Apple has unveiled SF-LLaVA-1.5 for video analysis, while Huawei has launched CloudMatrix for AI datacenters.
Apple Launches ChatGPT Tools for Enterprise
Apple is set to launch new tools in September that will allow businesses to configure the use of OpenAI's ChatGPT for Enterprise. This update will enable IT administrators to control access to various AI services, not just ChatGPT, and includes features for device management and integration with other IT tools. Read more
Meta Partners with Midjourney for AI Tech
Meta has announced a partnership with Midjourney to license the startup's AI image and video generation technology. This collaboration aims to enhance Meta's future AI models and products. Read more
Cohere Introduces Command A Reasoning Model
Cohere has launched Command A Reasoning, a language model aimed at enhancing complex reasoning tasks in enterprise settings. The model is noted for its performance in agent workflows and large document processing. Read more
Databricks Acquires Tecton to Boost AI Capabilities
Databricks has announced its acquisition of Tecton, a machine learning startup backed by Sequoia Capital, to enhance its AI agent offerings. The financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed. Read more

Other news

Meta Platforms has entered a six-year, $10 billion agreement with Google to utilize Google Cloud's services for AI infrastructure, aligning with Meta's strategy to enhance its data centers. Meanwhile, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has addressed the firing of engineers for not adopting AI tools, emphasizing the importance of AI integration within the company.

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