Meta's AI is Getting a Game Changer News Upgrade.

What we’ll cover today:

🤖 Meta's AI is Getting a News Upgrade.

👨‍💻 AI Won’t Take Human Jobs. - Jensen Huang

🎥 First Job Interview With Applicant AI's Video Recruiter.

🔗 The Event Roundup.

Meta's AI is Getting a News Upgrade.

The tech giant just signed a deal with Reuters to deliver verified news straight from its chatbot.

Next time you ask about news on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Messenger, you’ll get answers backed by Reuters articles.

No more guessing if the info is reliable.

This move is surprising since Meta has mostly used AI for creative tasks.

Why the sudden shift to serious news?

Especially when Meta has been fighting over paying for news content in places like Canada, where it has blocked access altogether.

Key points:

• Verified news: Meta’s chatbot will now source news directly from Reuters.

• Broad reach: Available across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger.

• Shift in focus: Moving from creative AI tasks to fact-checked content.

But it’s not without controversy.

Some publishers, like The New York Times, are taking legal action over copyright issues.

Meta is diving into the AI-news world, but on its own terms.

Here’s the whole article

1. AI Won’t Take Human Jobs. - Jensen Huang

This is a clip from Nvidia’s AI Summit in Mumbai, India. When Akshay Kumar, a Bollywood actor, asked Jensen if AI would completely take over the job of humans. 

This is the reply from Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia. 

Here’s What He Said.

2. First Job Interview With Applicant AI's Video Recruiter.

This tweet is from Andrey Azimov. 

He is a software developer, entrepreneur, and digital nomad known for his work in the no-code and indie-maker communities.

Andrew is currently building ApplicantAI, an AI Applicant Tracking System. 

He recently tweeted, “I just had my first job interview with Applicant AI's video recruiter.

It lets companies pre-screen applicants with AI video calls to assess applicants...”

Here’s The Full Tweet.

1. Snowflake: AI is revolutionising the marketing landscape.

Snowflake’s third annual “Modern Marketing Data Stack 2025: How Leading Marketers Are Thriving in a World Redefined by AI, Privacy and Data Gravity” report examines how organisations are adapting to an AI-driven marketing landscape while juggling privacy concerns and data management challenges.

2. The CEO of OpenAI responded to the report that GPT-5 Orion is coming later this year: ‘Fake news is out of control.’

Kylie Robison, Senior reporter at The Verge, published on X on 25th Oct: “OpenAI is planning to grant access first to companies it works closely with so that they can build their own products and features.”

In return, Sam Altman replied with “fake news out of control”.

3. Biden administration outlines government ‘Guardrails’ for A.I. tools.

President Biden recently signed the first national security memorandum detailing how the Pentagon, the intelligence agencies, and other national security institutions should use and protect artificial intelligence technology. The memorandum puts “guardrails” on how such tools are employed in decisions ranging from nuclear weapons to granting asylum.