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Tuesday’s AI Report
• 1. ⚖️ Musk sues Apple and OpenAI
• 2. 🧑💼 Create professional AI headshots with Aragon.ai
• 3. 🌍 How Chipotle used AI to cut hiring time by 75%
• 4. 🔏 Protect your online information with Incogni
• 5. 💡 Partner Perspectives
• 6. ⚙️ Trending AI tools
• 7. 🗳️ AI leaders fight AI rules
• 8. 📰 Publishers seek Google alternatives
• 9. 📑 Recommended resources
Read Time: 5 minutes
❓Tuesday’s Partner Perspective: According to Jake George—Founder of Agentic Brain—OpenAI’s GPT-5 is like a reliable teammate. So what business processes could you trust an AI agent to run, end-to-end? Scroll down to hear what Jake thinks about GPT-5 ⬇️
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Musk sues Apple and OpenAI
🚨 Our Report
After making threats earlier this month, Elon Musk has officially filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Apple accusing them of forming a partnership (which will see ChatGPT integrated into all Apple devices) which is unfairly stifling competition in the AI industry.
🔓 Key Points
Musk’s lawsuit states that Apple and OpenAI’s partnership “is a tale of two monopolists joining forces to ensure their continued dominance in a world driven by the most powerful technology humanity has ever created: AI."
It accuses them of “working in tandem” to lock up markets to “maintain their monopolies and prevent innovators like X and xAI from competing,” and alleges that iPhone users are being “forced” to use ChatGPT.
This, according to Musk, “makes it hard for competitors of ChatGPT to scale and innovate" as the ChatGPT integration gives OpenAI access to “billions of user prompts from billions of iPhones,” giving it an unfair advantage.
🔐 Relevance
This comes after Musk recently accused Apple of rigging its App Store rankings in favor of OpenAI, “making it impossible for any AI company besides OpenAI to reach #1 in the App Store.” It also follows a string of legal disputes between Musk and OpenAI, after Musk accused OpenAI of violating its founding mission to develop AI for the benefit of humanity, and after he tried to buy OpenAI for $94.4B (which OpenAI rejected). OpenAI has dismissed the lawsuit as nothing more than an “ongoing pattern of harassment.”
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ChatGPT 5 is Built for Agents
By Jake George · Founder of Agentic Brain
The AI Report Partner Perspectives Column
How Chipotle used AI to cut hiring time by 75%
Restaurant chain, Chipotle, was struggling to hire and onboard staff quick enough to keep up with its rapid growth and expansion needs.
It had to open one restaurant p/d in 2025, but traditional recruitment methods were too slow to onboard staff at the scale and speed required.
They adopted an AI hiring tool to automate recruitment, including candidate communication, interview scheduling, and offer generation.
As a result, they saw a 75% reduction in hiring time, enabling them to reach their growth target and open one new venue every 24hrs.
Googling a name can reveal more than expected
Data brokers sell personal info—often for less than a dollar.
What’s publicly available:
Current & past addresses
Mobile numbers (even outdated ones)
Family connections
Employment history
Property records
Court documents
This information is bundled and sold to anyone willing to pay. Even ChatGPT can return surprising details when asked about someone with an online presence.
This isn’t paranoia—it’s probability:
1 in 4 Americans experience identity theft
$1,100 average loss per incident
Over 200 hours to recover
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A group of AI leaders—including a16z’s Andreessen Horowitz and OpenAI’s Greg Brockman—have launched a $100M initiative, Leading The Future (LTF), to advocate against AI regulations in next year’s elections.
LFT operates through a network of federal and state Political Committees (PACs) and advocacy groups that support pro-AI election candidates and counter policies that are seen to potentially stifle innovation.
LFT’s goal is to promote policies that boost AI’s potential for innovation and oppose those that could slow it down, arguing that these types of policies could negatively affect the US and allow China to gain AI superiority.
50% of publishers and website owners have seen a drop in site visits thanks to Google’s AI Overviews—an AI summary that can negate the need for users to click on the source, often referred to as “Google Zero.”
Despite this, Google says website visits from AI Overviews are “higher quality” as those visitors spend longer on-site. They also think that organic clicks have actually remained stable since AI Overviews launched.
But many publishers remain concerned about the drop in visits, and are reportedly exploring alternative options to reduce their reliance on Google, including tactics like direct subscriptions and exclusive content.
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