Daily AI News – 5 Minute Briefing on AI Trends (9 Sep 2025)
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1. AI Fully Penetrates IT: Gartner Predicts All IT Work Will Rely on AI by 2030
Gartner predicts at the Australian IT Summit that by 2030, all IT department work will involve AI usage, with currently 81% of IT work still without AI involvement. Analysts state that 25% of IT tasks will be independently completed by robots, and 75% will be executed through collaboration between humans and AI. AI will threaten entry-level positions but won’t trigger an overall unemployment wave. This prediction emphasizes AI’s core role in IT infrastructure, driving enterprise transformation.
2. Google Gemini App Adds Audio File Support, NotebookLM Report Generation Expands to Multiple Languages
The Google Gemini app now supports uploading audio files, with free users limited to 10 minutes and Pro/Ultra users up to 3 hours. Search’s AI mode adds support for Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese. NotebookLM updates its report generation feature, supporting over 80 languages in formats such as blogs, study guides, quizzes, etc. This update responds to user demands, promoting AI applications in multimedia processing.
3. OpenAI Considers Relocating Out of California to Push For-Profit Transformation
OpenAI executives are concerned that California’s political scrutiny hinders its transition from a non-profit to a for-profit company, and have discussed relocating out of California as a last resort. California charities and labor groups oppose the restructuring plan, and the California Attorney General is investigating whether it violates charitable trust laws. If the restructuring fails, it could affect financing and IPO processes. The company is currently controlled by its non-profit parent company, a structure that investors do not welcome. Executives stated they will cooperate with regulators and hope to create one of the most resource-rich non-profit organizations.
4. Jensen Huang to Accompany Trump on Visit to UK, Promoting AI Chip Cooperation
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will accompany President Trump on a visit to the UK next week, with attendees including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Blackstone Group CEO Stephen Schwarzman, and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. Apple CEO Tim Cook is also invited. They will attend a state banquet hosted by King Charles. This move highlights NVIDIA’s importance in maintaining relations with the president while seeking sales approval for its next-generation Blackwell chips in China. Despite Huang’s absence from last week’s White House tech dinner, this arrangement strengthens AI infrastructure layout.
5. Apple “Bows” to Google in AI Field, Alternative Strategy Clever
Bloomberg commentary states that Apple’s AI collaboration strategy is clever, partnering with Google without massive self-research investments. Apple’s infrastructure investments haven’t surged, product AI elements are limited, and it hasn’t retained talent poached by Meta. This strategy is seen as wise, avoiding the crowded AI race. Apple is about to release the iPhone 17, but AI changes may make smartphones obsolete.
6. Google Court Documents Admit Open Web “Rapid Decline”, AI Reshaping Advertising Ecosystem
In the antitrust case, Google admits that the open web is in “rapid decline”, with AI and emerging advertising formats like Connected TV accelerating this trend. The company argues that breaking up the advertising business will further harm publishers reliant on open web advertising. This statement contradicts Google’s previous claims of a “web boom”, highlighting AI’s impact on search and content ecosystems.
7. Nova Launcher Founder Departs, Community Calls for Open-Sourcing to Continue AI-Enhanced Launcher
Nova Launcher founder Kevin Barry has departed, and its parent company Branch Metrics requires stopping development and open-source work. The launcher was popular for its AI customization features, but after 2024 layoffs, only Barry remained. The community has launched a petition demanding open-sourcing, and Barry’s contract reportedly requires open-sourcing the code after departure. This event reflects the vulnerability of AI tools in the mobile ecosystem.
References
- AI will consume all of IT by 2030—but not all IT jobs, Gartner says Ars Technica. 2025-09-08
- Gemini app finally expands to audio files The Verge. 2025-09-08
- OpenAI Executives Rattled by Campaigns to Derail For-Profit Restructuring The Wall Street Journal. 2025-09-08
- TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017 - Day 2 Flickr. 2017-09-20
- Nvidia’s Huang joining Trump on UK state visit next week CNBC. 2025-09-08
- Apple iPhone AI With Google Gemini Is a Great Idea Bloomberg. 2025-09-08
- Google admits the open web is in ‘rapid decline’ The Verge. 2025-09-08
- Nova Launcher’s founder and sole developer has left The Verge. 2025-09-08
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