Ep 788: Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.8, NVIDIA’s big PC play, Microsoft’s upcoming Super App and more
episodePreviously titled “Ep 788: Anthropic releases Claude 4.6, NVIDIA’s big PC play, Microsoft’s upcoming Super App and more” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026
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It is June, y'all, and you know what that means? Hot AI Summer is officially here. Yeah, I mean, we have a new model from Anthropic and Opus 4.8, but we also have fresh breaking news from Nvidia and Microsoft that could make Windows and Copilot very relevant again in the AI race. And speaking of Hot AI Summer and Microsoft, Yeah, we're like one day away now from Microsoft's Build Conference, just as we get wind that we may see a new co-pilot super app soon from them. And what's that? OpenAI is going all in on robotics again? yeah a lot of brand spanking ai news this week that could reshape how we all do business so don't spend hours each day trying to make sense of it i do that for you here on everyday ai in our weekly ai news that matters series all right let's get into it welcome to everyday ai my name is jordan wilson and well i'm the host and well we do this every day
Uh, everyday AI, it's your daily live stream podcast and free daily newsletter, helping everyday business leaders like you and me, not just keep up with all of the nonstop AI advancements, but I tell you how to use it, what matters, what doesn't. And you take that information to grow your company and your career. And you look like the smartest person in AI at your company. So on Mondays, well, except when there's a holiday like last week, but on Mondays, we do the AI news that matters on Wednesdays. We usually go hands on doing an AI demo.
What is Microsoft’s rumored Copilot Super App and how might it combine consumer and enterprise features?
Uh, with our working Wednesdays. On Friday, we bring you the Friday features, the newest features across large language models. And Tuesday and Thursday, we rotate shows. All right, enough of that chit chat. But if you are in San Francisco for Microsoft Build, make sure to hit me up. I'm out here already. If you're watching the video version of the podcast, you see I'm in a hotel room, not in my normal setup. So if you are in San Francisco, whether it's for build or not, make sure to listen or check out your show notes. And I always put my LinkedIn link in there. So reach out to me. Let me know that you are there. Let's meet up and chat. Talk AI, right? All right. Let's get into the AI news first. This is probably the
One of the bigger news and one of the bigger pivots, I would say, are potential pivots that we've seen from Microsoft in a while. So according to a Fortune report, Microsoft is working on a new all-in-one super app that could bring together Copilot, GitHub Copilot, Copilot Cowork, and a new agentic feature called Autopilot or Scout. So the news is timely because Microsoft is trying to simplify a growing and confusing set of AI products while also catching up to rivals that have built stronger public momentum around their chatbots and agentic coding systems. There's also been some leaked screenshots of the app, which appear to show a proactive AI agent named scout inside of the planned experience there also appears to be a github copilot coding tab as well as a co-work tab so some of these products obviously right uh microsoft has that github co-pilot for years uh they just started a couple of months ago uh rolling out their co-work feature but everything else in terms of them rolling they're all under one umbrella
This is pretty big, right? I think it's pretty, pretty plain to see one of the biggest problems that Microsoft has had over the last year and a half or so is, well, it's copilot everywhere, right? Like I saw a chart once that had hundreds of instances of where you can get copilot across their ecosystem. So this, I love this step with their, you know, this reported super app and essentially bringing, you know, kind of their four main features all on one that's copilot, right? So you're, you know, co-pilot that you chat with, you know, so that's your version of chat GPT as an example, uh, your GitHub co-pilot, right? So that's your coding assistant, like your, you know, your Claude code, then your co-pilot cowork.
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