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Welcome to another edition of AI PlanetX.
Nvidia server prices may rise 15%; an AI scientist beats GPT and Claude as Flock Safety faces privacy backlash.
Inside This Edition: 💎
Hottest AI News
Top AI & SaaS Tools
AI Tutorial: Build Website with ChatGPT Work
Top AI & Tech News
AI Art Spotlight
Prompt of the Day: Prompts for Smarter Stock Analysis
Featured AI Video
Hottest AI News
NVIDIA
Nvidia AI Server Prices Could Rise Over 15% in 2027 Report Says
AI infrastructure could soon grow more expensive. Nvidia’s largest customers have been warned that prices for AI-chip servers may rise by more than 15%, largely because memory costs are surging across markets.
Details:
Those increases are expected on systems shipped in early 2027, including Nvidia’s Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell platforms, with the size varying by chip generation and memory
Server manufacturers serving Microsoft, Google and Oracle have begun notifying customers about the increases. Reuters said it could not independently verify Bloomberg’s reporting
TrendForce supports cost pressure: it expects server DRAM prices to rise 13–18% in Q3 2026 and says supply may stay tight through 2027 as AI infrastructure demand keeps climbing
Nvidia has not confirmed the rise. Its August 26 FY2027 earnings will be watched as a fresh read on AI demand, costs and the broader data center boom.
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Inherent Lab
DeepMind Alumni Built an AI Scientist That Beat GPT and Claude
DeepMind alumni startup Inherent says its AI scientist Faraday outperformed leading systems from Anthropic and OpenAI at reproducing published research, despite running on a far smaller 27B-parameter base model.
Details:
Faraday beat Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 on Replica, a benchmark with 310 tasks from 100 ML and AI-for-science papers spanning NLP, materials science, biology and weather
Faraday uses long-horizon reinforcement learning to build “research taste” — choosing useful experiments, designing them well and reproducing findings without the original plot
Faraday uses GPT-5.5 Codex for coding instead of building every tool itself. Inherent says the smaller scientist agent can direct a much larger model while keeping scientific judgment intact
Inherent raised $50M after leaving stealth and wants Faraday to move beyond replication into an AI teammate that helps scientists discover new knowledge.
Top AI & SaaS Tools
Barrion (Life-time Deal): Uses AI to scan web apps for 35+ security vulnerabilities, provide automated fixes, monitor domains continuously, and generate compliance reports
Gemini Notebook: Announced upgraded experience with improved Search availability, equation rendering, and right-to-left language support, while mobile support and more features are coming [F-R-E-E to Try]
Commas: Latest update adds Vibe Funnels that uses AI to turn prompt into customizable sales funnel, with payments, courses, communities, webinars, and affiliates built in [F-R-E-E]
Vendo: Open-source customization layer that lets customers create tailored features and micro-apps within your product by describing what they need [F-R-E-E to Try]
Clipto MCP: Lets AI agents search, organize, and edit local videos, photos, and audio using natural-language requests
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AI Tutorial
How to Build a Website with ChatGPT Work and Codex
Building a website with AI is becoming less about writing one giant prompt and more about creating a workflow. Here’s how to use ChatGPT Work for planning and research, then hand everything to Codex to build the site.
Start in ChatGPT Work
Open ChatGPT, switch to Work, and create or open a project for your website. Work is designed for longer, multi-step projects.
Describe Website
Tell Work what you want to build and which framework to use.
For example:
Website: AI tools directory
Framework: Astro.js
Goal: Help users discover tools by category
Create PRD
Ask Work to turn your idea into a one-page PRD and save it in the project.
Prompt:
“Create a simple one-page PRD covering the pages, navigation, categories, directory cards, filters, and core user experience.”Research Content
Ask Work to research the directory items your website needs, such as:
Name and website
Category
Short description
Keep the research with the project so Codex can use it.
Build It with Codex
Switch to Codex, open the project folder, and point it to the PRD and research.
Prompt:
“Read the PRD and research files, then build the Astro.js website described there. Make it clean, responsive, and functional.”Use Multiple Agents
For larger builds, let Codex split work across multiple agents—for example, one for components, another for data and filtering, and another for styling. Codex supports parallel multi-agent workflows.
Preview, Fix, and Publish
Open the preview and ask Codex to fix the biggest visible issue first.
Prompt:
“Review the current site and fix the most important usability or visual problem without changing parts that already work.”
Note: If ChatGPT Sites is available, you can use Codex to turn the finished project into a live site and deploy it from there.
Top AI & Tech News
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley urged a privacy–public safety “compromise” amid criticism of the company’s surveillance tools
Nvidia is spending $6 billion on a deal with AI startup Poolside to build a powerful, customizable U.S. open-weight AI model designed to compete with China’s DeepSeek and Kimi K3
OpenAI is urging California to strengthen SB 53 with broader model monitoring and cybersecurity safeguards, reversing its earlier opposition as recent incidents highlight emerging AI risks
Harvard Business School’s $699 Foundry bootcamp is using AI avatars of instructors to provide startup founders with personalized feedback on practice pitches and board meetings
AI Art Spotlight
Create Your Own Photo Like This Using the Prompt Below:
A dynamic sportswear advertisement featuring a young athletic male model captured mid-air in an explosive jump toward the camera. Dramatic low-angle shot with strong foreshortening, making the sneakers appear oversized and dominant in the foreground. The model wears a monochrome beige tracksuit (hoodie and joggers) with white socks.
Focus on ultra-detailed white running shoes with bold orange accents and textured mesh, sharp branding elements, and realistic materials. Dust and energy particles burst beneath the feet, creating a sense of motion and impact.
Background is a clean, vibrant orange gradient with subtle glow, minimal studio environment. Bold oversized typography faintly integrated in the background for a modern commercial look.
High contrast studio lighting, crisp shadows, rim light outlining the subject, ultra-realistic textures, 8K resolution, professional product photography, Nike/Adidas campaign styleModel: ChatGPT Images 2.0 / Nano Banana 2
Prompt of the Day
10 Gemini Prompts for Smarter Stock Analysis
These 10 Gemini prompts help you analyze stocks from multiple angles, including business models, financial health, competitive advantages, valuation, risks, growth potential, institutional interest, earnings reports, and long term investment prospects.