Welcome to The Daily AI Briefing, your daily dose of AI news. I'm Marc, and here are today's headlines. Today, we're covering Runway's exciting launch of their 'Frames' image generation model, Anthropic's new Model Context Protocol, Luma Labs' major Dream Machine upgrade, NVIDIA's groundbreaking Fugatto audio model, and significant AI developments from Intuit and Perplexity. First up, Runway has unveiled 'Frames', their latest image generation model focused on photorealistic quality and precise stylistic control. The model introduces a unique concept called 'Worlds' - specialized environments that offer distinct artistic directions, from vintage film effects to retro anime aesthetics. Each World is numbered, suggesting thousands of potential style options. This technology will be integrated into Runway's Gen-3 Alpha platform and API, marking a significant advancement in AI-powered creative tools. Moving to enterprise AI, Anthropic has launched their Model Context Protocol, or MCP, an open-source standard that's set to revolutionize how AI systems interact with data sources. This protocol enables AI assistants to seamlessly access information across various repositories, tools, and development environments. Anthropic has already released pre-built MCP servers for popular platforms like Google Drive, Slack, and GitHub, with Claude Enterprise users now able to test these servers locally. In the creative space, Luma Labs has announced a major upgrade to their Dream Machine platform, introducing their new Photon image generation model. The upgrade boasts impressive improvements, claiming to be 800% faster than competitors while delivering superior quality outputs. Notable features include consistent character generation and enhanced camera controls, available across four subscription tiers. NVIDIA continues to push boundaries with Fugatto, their new 2.5B parameter AI sound model. This innovative system can generate and transform any combination of music, voices, and audio effects using text prompts and existing audio inputs, potentially revolutionizing the audio production landscape. On the business front, Intuit has integrated new AI capabilities into QuickBooks, introducing automated invoice generation and expense categorization, while Perplexity has partnered with Quartr to bring AI-powered earnings call analysis and financial research to their platform. That wraps up today's AI news roundup. Remember to subscribe for daily updates on the latest developments in artificial intelligence. This is Marc, signing off from The Daily AI Briefing. Join us tomorrow for more AI insights and innovations.