📰 MASTER AI COACH MALAYSIA – SPECIAL  2025 NEWSLETTER FOR MALAYSIANS!

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1. What are the Best AI Apps, Tools, Agents & Model Context Protocols (MCPs) by Category? 

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2. What are the Best Free & Quick Access Options as of SEPT 2025?

3. Why So Much Confusion for MALAYSIANS  About Choosing Best AI Platforms?

4. What is the Unique Role of Master AI Coach Malaysia for MALAYSIAN  AI USERS?

5. How the

*111 UNIQUE AI Websites from Master AI Coach Malaysia Help SOLVE MALAYSIAN AI USERS DILEMMAS NOW?

6. What MALAYSIAN AI Users Can Expect from AI  Industry Leaders *OPENAI,GOOGLE GEMINI, META, ANTHROPIC,

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LE MISTRAL  & MANY MORE Beyond September 2025?

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🚀 OpenAI releases its smartest, fastest & most useful model yet – with thinking built in! 🧠💡
📢 GPT-5 is here! 🥇

📰 Complete GPT-5 Breakdown & First Impressions
Yesterday, OpenAI launched its best model yet, designed to do way more than chat – and for the first time, it’s available to everyone (even free users)! 🆓

🔍 What’s New:

💠 Unified Model – Combines GPT-4o speed ⚡ with deep reasoning 🧠 from o-series models.

 💠 Stronger reasoning, fewer hallucinations, & more agent-like behaviour 🤖

💠 Can build apps, generate research briefs, manage your calendar 📅

💠 Smart routing system chooses in real time whether to respond faster or think deeper

📊 Performance Highlights:

💎 On coding benchmarks – beats Claude Opus 4.1 & Gemini 2.5 Pro 🖥️
💎 Medical accuracy – hallucinations down to 1.6% from 13–16% 🏥

 ⚠️ Slightly behind Claude in online task navigation 🛒

 🎓 On “Humanity’s Last Exam”, GPT-5 Pro = strong, but not #1

🎯 What It Means for You:

✅ All ChatGPT users get GPT-5 by default 

✅ Plus & Pro subscribers = more usage + GPT-5 Pro
✅ Developers – 3 versions: nano, mini, base ⚙️

💡 Why It Matters:
OpenAI says this is a step closer to AGI – AI that  outperform humans on most economically valuable work 💼🖥️ Microsoft+OpenAI 

 Local AI on Windows 11!

 💎 Open-weight AI model now runs locally via Windows AI Foundry!

💻 No cloud needed – just a modern GPU + 16GB VRAM
⏩ Optimized for speed & code execution, even with low bandwidth📍 Windows first, macOS coming soon!

 🛠 AI Tools to Watch:

1️⃣ Recurse – AI code review assistant 🧩

✔ Finds bugs before you merge
✔ Works across major languages 🌐
✔ Inline fix suggestions & docs 📜

2️⃣ Aview – Translate & dub into 50+ languages 🌏🎙
✔ Keep your voice & style 🎤
✔ Localize livestreams & courses 🎥
✔ Analytics to forecast performance 📊
💰 Free plan available!

📢  Announcements:
🎥 Midjourney – HD video for Pro & Mega users
💻 Cursor 1.4 – Big codebase performance boost
📚 Google Gemini – Guided Learning added!

 🤖 Google Jules – Asynchronous coding agent

 🛡 Anthropic Claude Code – AI security reviews
🎮 Genie 3 – Videos → Interactive experiences
🪟 Microsoft previews AI-First Windows (voice + sensory) by 2030

🏆 That’s it for now!

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🗞️ AI NEWS!

*SEPT 6th-19th 2025 AI developments.

👩‍💻 AI releases

New stuff you can try right now:

Alibaba news:

Qwen3-ASR-Flash is a multilingual speech recognition model that can handle noisy/choppy audio and transcribe songs with background music.

Qwen3-Next is a hybrid attention language model with a mixture-of-experts design, making it comparable to larger LLMs while being 10x faster.

Anthropic news:

Claude can now create and edit files like Excel, PowerPoint, and more. Available on Max and Teams plans, with Pro plans soon to follow.

The new Memory feature for teams lets Claude remember details and context across your entire team working on the same project.

Baidu news:

ERNIE-4.5-21B-A3B-Thinking is a long-context (128K) reasoning model with efficient tool use and high scores on math, coding, and science benchmarks.

ERNIE X1.1 is a reasoning model that hallucinates less, accurately follows instructions, and matches GPT-5 and Gemini 2.5 Pro on many benchmarks.

ByteDance released Seedream 4.0, a top-tier image model that excels at both generating and editing images. (I covered it in detail here.)

ElevenLabs news:

Agents Testing lets you safely evaluate your voice assistants before publishing them.

Productions is a paid end-to-end service that offers AI-generated captions, dubbing, transcripts, and audiobooks refined by human experts.

Google news:

AI Max for Search campaigns is a one-click solution for advertisers to experiment with and improve their Google Ads campaigns.

AI Mode is now available in five additional languages to reach more users worldwide.

AI Quests is a collection of educational games that teach students AI literacy through hands-on challenges and tasks.

Canvas in Gemini added a Select and Ask feature that lets you visually highlight specific areas to edit.

Chrome got a major feature drop with built-in Gemini, multi-tab summaries, AI-powered search, safer browsing, and much more.

Gemini app finally lets you share your custom Gems with others. 

NotebookLM added Flashcards and Quizzes as output options to help everyone learn the source material.

Veo 3 got cheaper and added support for 1080p resolution and vertical video.

Kling AI launched Avatar, letting you animate a character from an input image, audio, and prompted expressions and emotions.

Luma AI launched Ray3, the first reasoning, physics-aware video model that can generate 4K HDR footage and comes with a “Draft” mode for fast iterations.

MiniMax released Music 1.5 which can generate complete four-minute songs with natural vocals and rich instrumentals!

Notion launched Notion 3.0, complete with a team of AI agents that can create and update docs, databases, workflows, and more on your behalf.

OpenAI news:

GPT-5 Codex is faster, more reliable, and can debug code or work independently on projects.

ChatGPT now has full MCP tool support, so you can build connectors to trigger workflows, automations, etc. in developer mode.

Reve relaunched Reve Image with drag-and-drop image editing, a creative assistant, and API access.

Stability AI released Stable Audio 2.5, an enterprise-grade audio model that can generate commercially safe sound effects and music clips of up to 3 minutes.

Tencent open-sourced HunyuanImage 2.1, a prompt-adherent image model that produces images at 2K resolution. (Try it for free on Hugging Face.)

Udio introduced Voices, which lets users create or select consistent vocals for their music tracks.

WorldLabs upgraded its 3D world model with better geometry, larger environments, and more. 

YouTube news:

YouTube Shorts has new AI tools like Veo 3 video generation with sound, photo animation and editing, and soundtrack creation.

YouTube Studio also has new AI-powered features like the Ask Studio chat assistant, auto-dubbing with lip sync, and other tools to grow your channel.

🔬 AI research

Adobe is expected to soon incorporate Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image) directly inside Photoshop.

OpenAI might be adding an Orders feature to ChatGPT, with native checkout and order tracking, so it can function as a shopping hub.

Perplexity’s Comet browser may soon support local MCPs, letting the Comet Assistant access local files and apps.

📖 AI resources

Helpful AI tools and stuff that teaches you about AI:

“Anthropic Economic Index: Understanding AI’s effects on the economy” - excellent interactive page with lots of useful insights (US based).

"Detecting and reducing scheming in AI models” [RESEARCH] - a research paper on alignment by OpenAI.

“MCP Registry”-a new resource from GitHub that helps you discover relevant MCP servers.

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September 22, 2025 

AI Tools 4 My Life Choices This Week

1. VaultGemma: Privacy-First Language Model

Google's first large-scale LLM (yet not a tool but yet relevant) trained entirely with differential privacy, offering mathematical guarantees that individual training data can't be extracted. Uses calibrated noise and specialized scaling laws to balance privacy with utility. Released open source at 1B parameters with zero detectable memorization.

My take: Interesting for organizations needing provable privacy, though current performance matches 5-year-old models. The research methodology is more valuable than the model itself right now.

2. Cal.ai: Voice AI Scheduling Assistant

Makes lifelike phone calls to handle meeting scheduling, confirmations, and follow-ups through Cal.com. Conducts natural conversations to find time slots and book appointments at $0.29 per minute. Includes call transcripts and performance analytics.

My take: Useful for high-volume scheduling or reducing no-shows. The voice quality is convincing enough for customer use, though costs add up quickly with heavy usage.

3. Corgi AI: Smart Read-Later with Chat

Turns saved articles, videos, and PDFs into a searchable knowledge base you can chat with. Extracts key moments and timestamps, organizes content into topic-specific "brains," and answers questions using only your saved material.

My take: Solves the real problem of bookmark graveyards. Success depends on consistently saving quality content, but the chat interface and auto-organization are genuinely helpful.

Getting back to the main topic, Apple announced iOS 26 with their "revolutionary" AI features. Live Translation, Visual Intelligence, Genmoji, Workout Buddy, and intelligent Shortcuts are finally here.

Except most of them aren't revolutionary. Some aren't even useful.

Let me walk through every single feature Apple announced and tell you what they actually got right and what's complete bs.

Visual Intelligence: Google Lens With Shopping Links

Apple's Visual Intelligence lets you search screen content, translate text, add calendar events from flyers, and find similar products on Google, eBay, Poshmark, and Etsy.

Reality check: This is literally Google Lens from 2017, which has been doing 12 billion monthly searches with the same features for years.

What's different: Apple integrated it system-wide through screenshots and Camera Control. Instead of opening a separate app, you screenshot and highlight what you want to search.

My take: The execution is smoother than Google's, but calling this "Visual Intelligence" is like calling copy-paste "Text Teleportation." It's useful, not revolutionary.

Genmoji: The Most Useless AI Feature Ever Created

Apple lets you "mix together emoji and combine them with descriptions to create a brand-new Genmoji."

This is where Apple completely lost the plot.

Nobody, and I mean nobody, wakes up thinking "I really need an AI-generated emoji that combines a taco with a crying face." The emoji keyboard already has 3,600+ emoji covering every conceivable human emotion and situation.

The real problem: Apple spent engineering resources on custom emoji generation instead of building AI that actually matters. While OpenAI was creating agents that can code entire applications, Apple was training models to create slightly different smiley faces.

My take: Genmoji is the perfect metaphor for Apple's AI strategy: technically impressive, completely pointless, and solving problems that don't exist.

Image Playground: Midjourney Lite

Apple's Image Playground creates images from descriptions and can now tap into ChatGPT for "Watercolor and Oil Painting" styles.

The honest assessment: This is fine. Kids will love it. Adults will use it exactly once and forget it exists.

Image generation isn't new: Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion have been doing this better for years. But having it integrated system-wide means it might actually get used for Messages and presentations.

The ChatGPT integration is interesting because it suggests Apple knows their own AI models aren't competitive. They're essentially admitting "our image AI sucks, so here's OpenAI's instead."

My take: Useful for casual users, but if you need good AI images, you'll still use dedicated tools.

Workout Buddy: Actually Clever

This one surprised me. Workout Buddy analyzes your workout data, heart rate, pace, and fitness history to deliver "personalized, spoken motivation throughout their session."

It uses a "text-to-speech model" with "voice data from Fitness+ trainers" so it sounds natural during workouts.

Why this works: It's using AI for genuine personalization based on real data. Instead of generic "you got this!" motivation, it can say "your heart rate is higher than usual for mile 2, consider slowing your pace" or "you're 30 seconds faster than your last 5K attempt."

The competition: Strava has insights, but mostly post-workout. Peloton has live coaching, but it's generic. Apple's combining real-time biometric data with personalized AI coaching.

My take: This is what AI should be doing: taking data you're already generating and making it actionable in real-time. Actually useful.

September 21, 2025  

Whats Included Today!

*4 Productivity Booster AI Tools

*2 Vibe Coding Tools for Mobile App Dev

*4 Trending News in AI Agents+ MCP

4 Productivity Booster AI Tools

1️⃣ SaneBox* – Smarter Email Management

SaneBox uses AI to filter out unimportant emails and prioritize what truly matters.
Benefit: Cuts down email clutter by up to 90%, so you focus only on high-priority conversations.

2️⃣ AdCreative.ai* – Instant Marketing Creatives

This tool generates ad creatives, social media posts, and banners in seconds.
Benefit: Eliminates design bottlenecks, helping marketers produce high-converting visuals without waiting on design teams.

3️⃣ Notion* – All-in-One Workspace

Notion combines notes, docs, project management, and databases into a single platform.
Benefit: Centralizes your workflows, reducing tool-switching and boosting team collaboration.

4️⃣ MeetGeek* – AI Meeting Assistant

MeetGeek records, transcribes, and summarizes meetings automatically.
Benefit: Saves hours of note-taking, ensures nothing gets missed, and lets teams focus on decisions instead of documentation.

2 Vibe Coding Tools for Mobile App Dev

1️⃣ Rork*

Rork is an AI-powered app builder that generates production-ready React Native projects for iOS, Android, and web directly from plain-language prompts. It scaffolds complete apps with navigation, theming, and state management, then lets you refine through follow-up prompts. With Expo previews, direct publishing to TestFlight and Play Store, and a companion iOS app for device testing, Rork streamlines the full app lifecycle. It’s ideal for founders, designers, and product teams who want to prototype quickly, though more complex backends may still need manual coding.

2️⃣ Vibecode

Vibecode takes “vibe coding” mobile-first by enabling users to build apps through natural-language conversations on their phone. Backed by models like Claude, GPT-5, and Qwen, it generates functional code, assists with debugging, and supports integrations like Supabase for backend workflows. Users can refine features through iterative prompts and deploy directly to app stores. With strong funding momentum and 40,000+ apps already created, Vibecode is designed for mobile-native creators who want to turn ideas into apps fast, though advanced logic may still require manual adjustments.

4 Trending News in AI Agents+
Anthropic launches a Claude AI agent that lives in Chrome

Salesforce Cuts 4,000 Support Roles as AI Agents Rise Through the Ranks

Walmart Deploys AI Agents to Transform Retail Supply Chain

Replicate launched Replicate MCP to discover & run models from apps like Claude Desktop & Cursor

September 20, 2025   

AI that’s trending:

1. Microsoft End OpenAI Exclusivity for Claude. 

Microsoft is adding Anthropic's Claude to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, ending their exclusive OpenAI partnership. OpenAI is simultaneously building chips with Broadcom and launching a LinkedIn competitor.

The tech divorce is getting messy as both companies try to reduce their dependence on each other after years of being joined at the hip.

My take: Microsoft just proved that billion-dollar partnerships mean nothing when better tech shows up. OpenAI got lost in their own hype and forgot who pays the bills. Now they're about to learn what happens when your biggest customer becomes your biggest threat.

2. OpenAI Signs Insane $300 Billion Oracle Cloud Deal. 

OpenAI will purchase $300 billion worth of cloud computing from Oracle over five years starting in 2027. The deal is part of OpenAI's strategy to diversify away from Microsoft Azure and is connected to the Stargate Project's $500 billion data center investment. Meanwhile Oracle expects $150 B in AI business in th next 4 years (now you know why the stock is up 30%)

My take: When you're committing $300 billion for compute, you're either building actual AGI or creating the world's most expensive chatbot.

3. Sam Altman Can't Tell If His Own Products Are Getting Bot Praise. 

OpenAI's CEO admitted he can't distinguish between real Reddit users and bots when reading praise for his company's products. Altman says social media feels "fake" because of AI-generated content: the same AI technology his company pioneered and trained on Reddit data.

He's now reportedly building his own social media platform while complaining about the bot problem he helped create.

My take: The guy who poisoned the well is complaining about the water quality. Altman spent years teaching AI to write like humans, then acts shocked when he can't tell them apart. Building another social platform won't fix the authenticity crisis you created, Sam.

4. Amazon's Zoox Launches Weird Bidirectional Robotaxis in Vegas. 

Zoox's robotaxis have no steering wheel, bench seats facing each other, and can drive equally well forwards and backwards. The vehicles were built from scratch for autonomous driving rather than retrofitting existing cars. Service launched free in Las Vegas connecting tourist destinations like Resorts World and Area15.

My take: Amazon spent $12 billion building actual future cars while Tesla just stuck cameras on a Model 3 and called it innovation.

3 AI tools that made me stop scrolling:

1. Plander.ai: AI Planning That Adapts When Life Gets Messy

Plander breaks down vague goals into specific tasks and reschedules automatically when your plans fall apart. Features drag-and-drop calendar scheduling and an AI "Rhythm Keeper" that reorganizes your week without losing momentum.

My take: Worth trying if you abandon productivity systems when unexpected stuff happens. Could help people who plan well but struggle with execution when life gets chaotic.

2. Rocket Journal: Voice-First Mental Health Journaling

Talk instead of type with "Rant" mode for quick emotional dumps and "Reflect" mode for guided prompts. AI analyzes speech patterns to identify emotional themes and mood trends over time without requiring structured writing.

My take: Good for people who process emotions by talking through problems rather than writing. Also useful if you journal while walking, driving, or just hate typing on your phone.

3. Genstore.ai: Conversational E-commerce Store Builder

Chat with AI agents to build complete online stores without touching code. "Genius" handles strategy, "Sara" manages products, other agents handle design and marketing. Integrates with Amazon, social platforms, and email tools.

Offers up to one year at no cost

My take: Worth trying if Shopify feels overwhelming or you want to test selling online without learning e-commerce tech. Skip if you already know what you're doing with existing platforms.

Hyper Realistic Videos. 😂

Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Go to the custom GPT I made, and describe a scene you want

Answer the questions basis your preference. First person is better for B-Rolls. If you want to create first person, ensure you mention that the face of the person should show so it leaves that as a pointer in the JSON (you can attach the image later in veo3)
*Disclaimer: Veo3 sometimes messes up and gives no audio hence don’t expect it despite the description in the JSON until Google fixes it.

Step 2: Copy the JSON Code

If you read the JSON line by line you’ll realise why the output is so much better when compared to the two line description we give veo3 to generate videos. And will explain the difference prompting has in output.

Step 3: Go to veo3 and paste the code alongside an image of yourself (in case you want third person footage)Step 4: Eat some popcorn and enjoy the output : )

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