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Snap just made AR creation as easy as texting

Snap is putting AR tools into everyone’s pocket. With a new iOS app and web version of Lens Studio, the company is turning AI-powered lens creation into something anyone can try.

• Snap launched new Lens Studio apps for iOS and the web; no download required. Users can now build AR effects using text prompts, templates, and Bitmojis.

• These tools are built for beginners, not just professional developers.

• Snap still supports its full-featured desktop studio for advanced users. The company has 400,000+ AR creators but wants to open the door to millions more.

• Meta’s shutdown of Spark AR left a gap; Snap is moving quickly to fill it.

• New pro tools now support Bitmoji games, with turn-based systems and character controls.

Snap isn’t just keeping AR alive, it’s democratizing it. Most tech companies are pulling back from ambitious consumer tools. Snap is betting the opposite: that everyday people want to create, not just consume. If they’re right, Lens Studio could become the Canva of AR.

Amazon is turning warehouses into thinking machines

Amazon just pulled back the curtain on how it’s baking AI deep into its logistics and delivery network.

• The company unveiled agentic AI-powered robots that can handle multiple warehouse tasks, not just one.

• These new systems respond to natural language and adapt to high-pressure moments like holiday rushes.

• AI-generated maps are helping delivery drivers navigate complex locations with better precision.

• Amazon confirmed it’s exploring smart eyeglasses for drivers, offering hands-free, heads-up navigation.

• Geospatial tech is already live in the U.S., especially helpful in large apartment complexes.

• AI also helps Amazon stock products locally by forecasting demand based on region, price, and even weather.

• The goal: faster delivery, less waste, and a leaner carbon footprint.

Amazon isn’t playing catch-up in the AI race; it’s quietly leading where it matters most: execution. While others talk AGI, Amazon is turning warehouses into intelligent ecosystems. If this scales, the future of logistics might look less like a fleet of trucks and more like a coordinated system of smart agents, each doing just enough, just in time.

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