ChatGPT launches a year-end review like Spotify Wrapped

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• ChatGPT launches a year-end review like Spotify Wrapped

• Generative AI Meets Playtime in Retro’s New App for Kids

• Luma releases a new AI model that lets users generate a video from a start and end frame

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ChatGPT launches a year-end review like Spotify Wrapped

🚀 TodayOnAI Insight: OpenAI is launching Your Year with ChatGPT, a personalized year-in-review feature for users in select English-speaking markets. Inspired by Spotify Wrapped, the tool offers a playful, privacy-conscious look at how individuals have used ChatGPT in 2025.

🔍 Key Takeaways:

• Your Year with ChatGPT is rolling out to users in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Australia, and New Zealand.

• Available to Free, Plus, and Pro users with chat history and memory features enabled, provided they meet usage thresholds.

• Team, Enterprise, and Education accounts are excluded from the experience.

• The review includes awards based on usage patterns (e.g., “Creative Debugger”), a poem, and a custom image reflecting user interests.

• Users can access the feature via the ChatGPT mobile or web app—or by directly prompting ChatGPT.

💡 Why This Stands Out: This move reflects OpenAI’s growing push to humanize AI interaction through personalization and creative engagement. It also signals a shift in how AI tools position themselves—not just as utilities, but as memorable, user-centric platforms. As more AI products adopt consumer app playbooks, is the future of AI not just intelligent, but emotionally resonant?

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Generative AI Meets Playtime in Retro’s New App for Kids

🚀 TodayOnAI Insight: Retro—the team behind the private photo-sharing app—has launched Splat, a generative AI app that turns photos into printable or digital coloring book pages. Aimed at families, the app blends creativity with convenience, using AI to reimagine everyday photos as custom art for kids.

🔍 Key Takeaways:

• Generative AI for creativity: Splat transforms user photos into coloring pages in various styles like anime, cartoon, and manga.

• Kid-focused design: Offers themed categories (animals, space, fairy tales, etc.) and avoids clutter common on free coloring sites.

• Accessible UX: No sign-up required; setup includes child preferences and optional parental controls.

• Pricing model: One free try; then $4.99/week (25 pages) or $49.99/year (500 pages), with secure paywall for kids.

• Print or digital: Lets kids color on-screen or print pages—useful at home or on the go.

💡 Why This Stands Out: Splat reflects a growing wave of AI tools reimagining family-friendly experiences—not just productivity or entertainment. By simplifying creation and offering tactile, screen-free play, it fills a niche often overlooked in generative AI. Could the next frontier of AI adoption be found in the hands of children and parents?

Luma AI

Luma releases a new AI model that lets users generate a video from a start and end frame

🚀 TodayOnAI Insight: Luma has released Ray3 Modify, a generative video model that lets creators alter existing footage using character reference images—while preserving the original performance. It's a major step toward controllable, production-grade AI video editing for studios.

🔍 Key Takeaways:

• New capability: Ray3 Modify transforms footage by replacing a human actor with a reference character while keeping motion, emotion, timing, and eye line intact.

• Enhanced control: Users can define both start and end frames, enabling smooth, directed transitions across scenes.

• Creative flexibility: Studios can shoot real actors and later swap settings, costumes, or identities—all without reshoots.

• Platform access: The model is now live on Luma’s Dream Machine platform, competing with Runway and Kling.

• Strategic backing: Follows Luma’s $900M raise led by Saudi-backed Humain; the company is also planning a 2GW AI cluster in Saudi Arabia.

💡 Why This Stands Out: Ray3 Modify addresses a long-standing friction in AI video: performance preservation. By combining actor fidelity with generative flexibility, Luma offers a rare mix of realism and control. This unlocks a new layer of post-production power—will generative video finally become a studio staple?

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🧰 Today’s AI Toolbox Pick

• 📚DeepFiction (Content Tool): Provides an immersive universe of AI-generated stories designed just for you.

• 🎤Fathom (Podcast Tool): Discovers podcasts with AI-powered search, transcripts, and highlights.

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