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🏥 Microsoft introduces Copilot Health
📊 Claude can now generate charts and diagrams in chat
🦞 Alibaba’s OpenClaw app sparks AI agent craze in China
🥑 Meta delays Avocado AI model after performance concerns
💻 Musk unveils Tesla–xAI project Macrohard
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🏥 Microsoft unveils Copilot Health ↗️LINK
Microsoft introduced Copilot Health, a new AI experience within Copilot that connects to health records, lab results, and data from 50+ wearables to provide personalized health insights.
The system integrates EHR data from more than 50,000 U.S. hospitals and analyzes it to help users better understand their health and prepare for doctor visits.
Microsoft says responses are grounded in trusted sources like Harvard Health, while user data is not used for AI training and can be disconnected or deleted at any time.
📊 Claude generates charts and diagrams in chat ↗️LINK
Anthropic introduced a beta feature that lets Claude generate interactive charts, diagrams, and visualizations directly inside conversations to better explain complex topics.
The AI automatically decides when visuals are more useful than text but can also respond to prompts like “draw this as a diagram.”
Examples include interactive compound interest calculators, clickable periodic tables, and structural engineering diagrams, with the feature now available across all Claude plans.
🦞 Alibaba’s OpenClaw app sparks AI agent craze in China ↗️LINK
Alibaba launched JVS Claw, a mobile app for iOS and Android that lets users deploy OpenClaw AI agents in minutes without needing any coding skills.
The release has fueled a nationwide trend dubbed “raising lobsters,” with students, professionals, and retirees experimenting with AI agents and even hosting themed meetups.
Tech giants like Tencent, Baidu, MiniMax, and ByteDance are racing to launch their own OpenClaw-based tools, while Chinese authorities have banned the technology on government computers due to security concerns.
🥑 Meta delays Avocado AI model after performance concerns ↗️LINK
Meta postponed the launch of its new AI model, Avocado, after internal tests showed it lagging behind leading systems from Google and OpenAI.
While Avocado reportedly outperforms Meta’s previous models and Google’s Gemini 2.5, it could not match the capabilities of Gemini 3, prompting the delay until May or June.
Meta is investing up to $135 billion in AI this year and has already begun planning its next model, codenamed Watermelon, while leadership has even discussed the possibility of licensing Google’s Gemini in the interim.
💻 Musk reveals Tesla–xAI project Macrohard ↗️LINK
Elon Musk introduced Macrohard, a joint project between Tesla and xAI that combines the Grok language model with a Tesla-built AI agent designed to emulate the functions of entire software companies.
The system, also called Digital Optimus, analyzes real-time computer screen video and keyboard or mouse activity, running on Tesla’s AI4 chip alongside Nvidia-powered xAI servers.
The announcement follows Tesla’s January deal to invest about $2 billion in xAI shares, highlighting the growing collaboration between Musk’s companies as his net worth surpasses $800 billion.
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