Welcome to The Daily AI Briefing, your daily dose of AI news. I'm Marc, and here are today's headlines. Today's major stories include ChatGPT's advanced voice capabilities getting a visual upgrade, Anthropic's Claude Haiku going public, their groundbreaking Clio system analysis, and several other significant developments in the AI landscape. Let's dive into the details. First up, OpenAI has significantly enhanced ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode with new vision capabilities. The upgrade allows users to analyze and respond to live video input and screen sharing during conversations. This feature is now available to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team subscribers, with Enterprise and Education users gaining access in January. As a festive bonus, OpenAI has also introduced a limited-time Santa voice option for the holiday season. In Anthropic news, the company has made two significant announcements. First, their fastest AI model, Claude 3.5 Haiku, is now generally available to all Claude users on web and mobile platforms. The model boasts a 200K context window and excels at coding tasks and data processing. While the API pricing has increased, free users can access Haiku with daily limits, and Pro subscribers get expanded usage for $20 per month. Additionally, Anthropic has unveiled Clio, an innovative system for analyzing real-world AI usage patterns. This system examines millions of conversations while maintaining user privacy, revealing fascinating insights into how people interact with AI assistants globally. Analysis of one million Claude conversations showed coding and business use cases dominating, with interesting variations across different languages and regions. In hardware news, Google has announced Android XR, a new Gemini-powered operating system for mixed reality systems. Samsung is set to be the first manufacturer to utilize this platform, with their Project Moohan headset scheduled for release in 2025. Amazon Prime Video is expanding its AI capabilities with a new 'AI Topics' beta feature, leveraging machine learning to enhance content recommendations based on viewing patterns and interests. Meanwhile, Character.AI has implemented comprehensive safety measures, including a separate AI model for underage users and enhanced content filtering, responding to recent legal challenges regarding platform safety. Before we wrap up, I want to thank you for tuning in to today's briefing. The AI landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with new developments emerging daily. Remember to join us tomorrow for more updates on the latest in artificial intelligence. I'm Marc, and this has been The Daily AI Briefing.