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AI Studios, Government AI, & Marriott
1/ HeyGen drops AI Studio
HeyGen just launched AI Studio — giving creators and businesses a whole new level of control over their AI-generated content.
HeyGen released AI Studio, giving users new control over AI avatars with:
—Voice Director Mode to shape speech delivery
—Speech mirroring to mimic the exact speaking style
—Gesture Control for natural motion
—Captions, music, and transitions— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung)
7:55 AM • Jun 4, 2025
The era of AI-powered media is just getting started.
2/ OpenAI is building a note-taking app
This is huge.
OpenAI is finally launching its own meeting notetaker!
Quality transcription has been a commodity for a while - IMO, how this "performs" will come down to UI choices.
ChatGPT (obviously) has a big distribution advantage with 500M+ WAUs.
— Olivia Moore (@omooretweets)
8:00 PM • Jun 4, 2025
Not just because it's OpenAI — but because this move threatens dozens of startups in the productivity space.
If they get this right, expect a wave of consolidation.
3/ Inside the BBB: Deregulating AI at the state level
While there's been noise around Trump vs. Elon on BBB, one key win is flying under the radar:

👉 Stripping away fragmented state-level AI rules
👉 Pushing AI adoption in key areas of the federal government
A clear step toward streamlined AI innovation in the U.S.
4/ Marriott deploys AI at the front desk

Room assignments. Upgrade options. All now handled by AI.
Some of the most annoying parts of the hotel experience — waiting, confusion, negotiation — are being eliminated.
Guests win. Staff wins. AI quietly levels up hospitality.