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Here I summarize the main news about AI from the last 24 hours in the world. As someone who has closely followed and worked with innovation for over 15 years, I can say: we are facing movements that will redefine the role of technology in our lives.

The race for artificial intelligence is accelerating faster than ever, and some important signs have emerged in the last few hours. Let’s analyze the main movements and their implications:

1. The Race for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

OpenAI has just taken a significant step forward: its new o3 model has achieved human levels on the ARC-AGI benchmark. As reported by The Conversation, this represents an important milestone in the quest for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

In my experience working with startups and innovation, I have rarely seen a technological breakthrough with such transformative potential. The speed at which we are progressing is impressive, and 2025 promises to be a decisive year.

2. Tech Giants on the Move

Microsoft is diversifying its AI strategy, according to exclusive report by Reuters. The company plans to integrate models beyond OpenAI into its Copilot products, in a move that demonstrates the maturity of the market.

Meanwhile, Apple is approaching a $1 trillion valuation, driven by its AI bets, as reported by PYMNTS.

3. Digital Security in Focus

The FBI has warned of a rise in AI-based scams, especially during the holidays. As highlighted by NPR, criminals are using generative AI tools to create more sophisticated scams.

Throughout my career supporting startups, I have always emphasized the importance of digital security. Now, with AI, this concern becomes even more critical.

4. Financial Market Adapts

The financial sector is gearing up for a significant transformation by 2025, with AI becoming central to market operations as The Trade analysis.

For investors interested in exposure to the sector, ETFs such as the iShares Expanded Tech Sector (IGM) emerge as interesting alternatives, according to The Motley Fool.

5. The Future of Work

Projections indicate that AI will affect 60% of jobs in industrialized countries. This transformation does not necessarily mean replacement, but rather a fundamental change in the way we work.

Final Reflections

After years of working with innovation and technology, I can say that we are living in a unique moment. The speed of transformation requires companies and professionals to adapt quickly.

The most interesting thing is that we are not just talking about technology, but about a revolution in the way we interact, work and create value. As I always say in my mentoring sessions: the key is not just understanding technology, but understanding how it can be applied to solve real problems and generate positive impact.

2025 promises to be a year of profound transformation. The question is no longer whether AI will change our world, but how we will prepare to lead that change.