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Nvidia’s AI power play just changed the game
PLUS: Claude becomes an agent, Chrome becomes your assistant, ALS patients regain motion
Good morning, AI enthusiasts. AI just proved it's not done growing up nor spending. Nvidia crushed earnings and shrugged off bubble talk, Anthropic dropped a live Chrome agent that actually gets stuff done, and AWS, Google, and Microsoft joined forces to break cloud database silos. Meanwhile, a wearable robot is quietly transforming life for ALS patients. AI’s hype may be loud, but the real shifts? They’re even louder.
In today’s TLDR AI:
Nvidia rallies with blowout earnings and AI optimism
Claude AI lands in Chrome tasks, not just chat
AWS, Google, Microsoft standardize DocumentDB to break vendor lock-in
A wearable robot is helping ALS patients walk again
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TLDR: Nvidia delivered a massive Q2 performance, $46.7B in revenue (up 56% YoY) and $26.4B net income, then told critics: the AI spending spree is just beginning.
CEO Jensen Huang dismissed bubble alarms, predicting $3–$4 trillion in AI infrastructure investment by decade’s end.
The jump beat expectations across the board despite lagging data-center segments.
A wave of investor optimism continues, with the stock buoyed by long-term AI demand.
Why it matters: Nvidia is betting that AI isn’t a phase but the infrastructure of tomorrow. Their confidence is a vote of trust that generative models still need hardcore hardware and massive budgets.

TLDR: Anthropic quietly launched Claude as a live Chrome agent that clicks, fills forms, and handles workflows all in-browser.
Available to 1,000 Claude Pro users (up to $200/month), it brings real agentic control to the browser.
Early users say it’s surprisingly effective for booking, form-filling, and organizing tabs.
Anthropic warns that prompt injection remains a risk and now mitigated to 11.2% with new safeguards.
Why it matters: Browser-based AI that actually acts, not just chats is a huge step toward everyday agents that work where you already live.

TLDR: he three giants just backed DocumentDB under the Linux Foundation—a MongoDB-style database to fight vendor lock-in.
Fully open-source, cloud-neutral, and Postgres-aligned—perfect for AI-native infra.
Targeted at enterprises fed up with licensing fees, portability limits, and closed ecosystems.
Why it matters: Open-source databases are becoming the backbone of AI workflows and Big Tech is finally betting on standards over silos.

TLDR: A new robotic exosuit is restoring movement and control for people with ALS—responding to even faint motor signals.
The soft suit assists with walking, sitting, standing—boosting autonomy without full prosthetics.
It adapts in real time to each patient’s mobility, helping bridge the gap between therapy and independence.
Why it matters: While headlines focus on ChatGPT, AI-powered robotics is quietly transforming lives, one step at a time.
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