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AI Could End Disease Within 20 Years?

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Welcome to another edition of AI PlanetX.

Hassabis predicts AI could cure diseases; Grok Imagine 2.0 ranks second; OpenAI acquires presentation startup NextSlide.

Inside This Edition: 💎

  • Hottest AI News

  • Top AI & SaaS Tools

  • AI Tutorial: Turn One Prompt Into Game

  • Top AI & Tech News

  • AI Art Spotlight

  • Prompt of the Day: Kimi’s Prompting Guide

  • Featured AI Video

  • Weekly Growth Playbooks to Scale Smarter

Hottest AI News

DeepMind

Demis Hassabis Says AI Could Help Cure All Diseases Within 20 Years

Demis Hassabis believes AI could help make current deadliest diseases treatable within the next 20 years. He is shifting more focus from running Google DeepMind toward using AI to transform medicine and drug discovery.

Details:

  • His confidence comes from AlphaFold. DeepMind used AI to predict about 200 million protein structures, compressing a biology problem that could take years into computation at huge scale

  • At Isomorphic Labs, Hassabis wants AI to reinvent drug discovery. He says work that often takes about 10 years and billions of dollars could eventually be reduced to months or weeks

  • His goal goes beyond quicker drugs. Hassabis imagines cancers, heart attacks and other major diseases becoming routinely detected, treated or prevented instead of remaining deadly

It is a prediction, not a medical guarantee. But Hassabis believes AI’s greatest legacy may be changing how quickly we understand and treat disease.

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SpaceXAI

SpaceXAI Grok Imagine Image 2.0 Ranks Second in Major Image Benchmarks

xAI just launched Grok Imagine Image 2.0, turning Quality Mode into a serious creative tool. It generates and edits images with better instruction following, typography, layouts, consistency and control.

Details:

  • Image 2.0 can edit regions with Magic Wand and segmentation, remove backgrounds, combine up to 5 reference images, and use Smart Resize to expand images into different AR

  • xAI says it handles dense layouts and text better while preserving characters and visual elements across edits. It also adds 15 templates for product shots, headshots, icons and more

  • Arena ranks its Low variant #2 for text-to-image and editing, behind OpenAI’s GPT-Image-2. xAI also shows how to keep characters, locations and props visually consistent

Imagine Image 2.0 is live on Grok web, iOS and Android as Quality Mode. API availability is coming next, making Grok a broader creative production tool.

Top AI & SaaS Tools

  • Latitude (Life-time Deal): AI-powered LinkedIn content tool that helps users draft posts in their own voice, improve hooks before publishing, schedule consistently, and track engagement

  • FlowIn: Predict and rewrite text wherever you type—Gmail, Slack, Notion, Terminal, and more Mac apps [F-R-E-E to Try]

  • DreamerMade: Small business roadmap platform that gives users a personalized, step-by-step plan to start or grow a business [F-R-E-E to Try]

  • Memmy Agent: Local-first personal memory hub that gives AI tools shared, user-controlled context, preferences, and history [F-R-E-E]

  • Coldtea: Agentic development environment that helps teams build, test, and monitor software with AI agents so they can ship without breaking production [F-R-E-E]

The AI Buildout Needs These 10 Stocks

You don’t have to buy OpenAI or Anthropic to invest in AI. Each large language model requires specialized technology to keep running and growing.

MarketBeat’s The Infrastructure’s Backbone: 10 Stocks Powering the AI Buildout report reveals 10 companies supplying the memory, storage, connectivity, fabrication, power, and cooling behind AI’s next phase.

AI Tutorial

How to Build Your First Codex Game in One Prompt

You don’t need to guide Codex every few minutes to build something useful. With /goal, you can give it a small browser game, define what “done” looks like, and let it keep building, testing, and fixing until it reaches that finish line.

  1. Enable Goals

    Open Terminal inside your project folder. If /goal is unavailable, run:

    codex features enable goals

    You can also enable goals = true under [features] in config.toml.

  2. Choose Small Game

    Keep the first game simple and testable. Define:

    • the player objective

    • the controls

    • the win and fail conditions

    Example: Dodge falling blocks for 60 seconds. Move left or right. Three hits ends the game.

  3. Tighten Idea

    If the concept is vague, ask ChatGPT:

    Turn this game idea into a build brief under 150 words. Include the objective, controls, game loop, win/fail conditions, and 3 acceptance tests. Remove unnecessary features.

    If it still feels complicated, reduce the scope.

  4. Create Plan

    Use /plan to turn the brief into a concrete build plan, then save it as PLAN.md.

    Codex’s browser-game guidance recommends defining the gameplay, controls, states, difficulty, visuals, stack, and milestones before building.

  5. Start /goal

    Give Codex the plan plus a clear definition of done:

    /goal Implement PLAN.md. Keep working until the game launches, controls work, win and fail states work, and the main gameplay passes browser testing. Fix problems you find before stopping.

    A good /goal should tell Codex both what to achieve and when to stop.

  6. Let Codex Work

    Avoid interrupting every small decision. Let Codex:

    • build each milestone

    • test the real game

    • fix issues and continue

    Use /goal to check progress, or /goal pause, /goal resume, and /goal clear when needed.

  7. Add Polish

    Once the game works, use a second focused goal:

    /goal Polish the game until controls feel responsive, actions have clear visual feedback, difficulty feels balanced, and a complete playthrough has no obvious UI or console errors.

    That is the real advantage of /goal: give Codex a measurable finish line instead of managing every step yourself.

Note: Avoid adding extra features halfway through the main /goal. Finish the playable version first, then use another goal for polish.

Top AI & Tech News

  • OpenAI acquired presentation startup NextSlide, whose team is working on ChatGPT to help people turn ideas into polished presentations

  • Amazon’s planned Texas data center could host a natural gas plant that would be the U.S.’s biggest climate polluter, despite the company’s claim it won’t raise electricity costs

  • GPT-5.6 Sol and Fable 5 close a 25-year-old gap in wireless theory, showing efficient algorithms can match maximum-likelihood recovery for noisy MIMO detection

  • Warner Bros promoted its upcoming film The End of Oak Street with a 90-second AI-generated dog podcast clip, featuring AI hosts interviewing an AI-animated dog from the movie

AI Art Spotlight

Create Your Own Product Photo Like This Using the Prompt Below:

3×3 grid (4:5) luxury campaign, product centered and consistent across all 9 shots.
1. Hero still life
2. Macro texture
3. Liquid/particles
4. Minimal sculptural
5. Floating
6. Tactile close-up
7. Color-driven
8. Abstract ingredient
9. Surreal fusion
Rules:
• No distortion or label changes
• Clean background
• Soft studio light, HDR, ultra-sharp
• Cinematic premium editorial aesthetic

Model: ChatGPT Images 2.0

Prompt of the Day

Kimi’s Prompting Guide

Kimi’s Prompting Guide explains how to write effective system prompts and user requests for clearer, more accurate model responses. It recommends stating instructions plainly, supplying relevant context, defining the model’s role, separating input sections with delimiters, outlining task steps, and showing examples of the desired format or style.

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