AI Pulse News Roundup (March 2025 Edition) - Community...
Welcome to the March 2025 AI Pulse News Roundup Thread! This is your space to:
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Review the highlights as this thread becomes a snapshot of January’s key moments in AI. Whether it’s a groundbreaking paper, a policy shift, or an exciting new tool, everything AI is welcome. Let’s keep the momentum going and make this month another great one for AI discussions.
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Happy New Year, and here’s to an exciting March in AI! 
Pika Labs 2.2 Update:
Pika Labs has launched version 2.2, offering enhanced quality, 10-second 1080p video generations, and new capabilities for transitions and transformations. Source
Meta’s AI Expansion:
Meta is reportedly developing a standalone Meta AI app, set for a Q2 release, with potential paid subscription options similar to OpenAI’s approach. Source
Figure's Humanoid Robot Push:
Figure is accelerating its timeline to introduce humanoid robots into homes, launching Alpha testing this year with advancements from its new Helix AI. Source
Microsoft’s Copilot Enhancements:
Microsoft has updated Copilot with a dedicated macOS app, support for PDF and text file uploads, and an improved user interface. Source
Meta’s Aria Gen 2 Glasses:
Meta has introduced Aria Gen 2 smart glasses, featuring advanced sensors, on-device AI processing, and an all-day battery to support research in machine perception, contextual AI, and robotics. Source
You Labs Unveils ARI:
You Labs introduced ARI, an AI research agent capable of analyzing up to 400 sources and generating detailed reports with charts, citations, and visuals in under five minutes. Source
Cool. Now, when do I get telekinesis?
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