Weekly AI Digest: OpenAI’s Agent SDK, NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPUs, and Anthropic’s Voice Mode

3 min readMar 22, 2025

Week 12, 2025

Welcome to Week 12 of the AI Digest! This week we dive into OpenAI’s strategic push with the Agent SDK, NVIDIA’s AI announcements at GTC 2025, and a new voice mode for Anthropic’s Claude.

Let’s get started!

OpenAI’s Agent SDK: A Game-Changer for Enterprise AI

OpenAI has introduced the Agent SDK, a new framework designed to make AI-powered automation more adaptable and useful for businesses. The SDK enables developers to create AI agents that can perform tasks autonomously, integrate with enterprise systems, and make context-aware decisions.

Why it matters:

Enhances AI-driven automation.
Allows for integration into business applications.
Moves AI closer to true autonomous agents, reducing manual intervention.

This release positions OpenAI as a key player in enterprise AI automation, competing with tools like Microsoft’s Copilot and Google’s AI Workflows.

➡️ Read more: OpenAI’s Agent SDK and Its Impact

NVIDIA Unveils Blackwell GPUs and the Future of AI Computing

At GTC 2025, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang introduced the Blackwell GPU architecture, designed to push AI performance to new levels. Key highlights from the keynote:

AI Factories: The next stage in AI infrastructure, optimizing large-scale model training.
Blackwell GPU: A giant leap in inference performance, accelerating enterprise AI and robotics.
Omniverse & Digital Twins: Expanding the potential for industrial AI simulations.
NVIDIA Dynamo: A new framework for AI-powered workflows.

➡️ Watch the full keynote: NVIDIA GTC 2025

Anthropic’s Claude Might Be Getting a Voice Mode

Reports suggest that Anthropic is developing a voice mode for Claude, bringing it closer to OpenAI’s ChatGPT voice capabilities. This move highlights the growing trend of multimodal AI, speically in the world of applications.

If implemented, Claude’s voice mode could improve user experiences, with more accessibility, and real-time AI assistants.

➡️ Read more: Anthropic’s Voice Mode Rumors

Mistral’s New Open-Source Model Challenges GPT-4o Mini

Mistral AI has launched a new open-source model that reportedly outperforms GPT-4o Mini while using fewer parameters. This underscores the ongoing advancements in efficient AI, making powerful models more accessible to developers and researchers.

Paper of the Week: Can AI Be Funny? A Study on AI-Human Meme Collaboration

Humor is one of the most complex forms of creativity, deeply tied to culture and context. A new paper explores whether AI can effectively collaborate with humans in meme creation. The research compared three groups: human-only creators, AI-assisted creators, and AI-only meme generators.

Key findings:

AI assistance increased the number of ideas but didn’t improve overall meme quality when collaborating with humans.
Surprisingly, AI-generated memes outperformed human-created ones in creativity, humor, and shareability.
However, the top funniest memes still came from humans, while AI-human collaborations excelled in creativity and viral potential.

These results highlight the evolving relationship between AI and human creativity — a topic that will be extremely hot in the next couple of decades.

➡️ Read more: Human-AI Collaboration in Meme Creation

Why This Matters

AI is no longer just a tool — it’s becoming an active agent in automation, creativity, and decision-making.

I ask you to particularly read the AI and creativity paper. The debate of AI + Human continues to evolve, as research suggests AI can spark new ideas but still struggles with the nuances of humor. This balance between human ingenuity and machine capability will define the next phase of AI’s integration into our daily lives.

No matter your role in AI — researcher, developer, or business leader — I hope you found this useful!