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Claude Sonnet 5.5 scored 1844 on real-world work. The flagship Opus 5.5 scored 1846. Half the price. Radio grabs the mic and walks the Zip AI newsroom to show what that means for media, VR, the smart home and your AI bill.
Radio previews ITEXPO 2027 in Fort Lauderdale: 33 confirmed company profiles, AI and communications trends, official links, and a little South Florida personality.
Camera-free glasses grabbed the headlines. The bigger story from Meta Connect 2026 is Muse, an AI agent that can shop, pay, email and live in your glasses, and the $1,299 VR glasses built around it.
Three lip-sync engines, one voice rule and a best-of-both trick: Bella walks through how Zip AI made Peaches’ Home Show promo, with every credit counted.
Peaches, Kai and Emily build a playful smart-home wish list for the Fort Lauderdale Home Show, January 29–31, 2027—from mood lighting and robot cleaners to smart entry and one-touch movie nights.
Kai’s desk · AR / VR / Crypto This event took place Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026. Bring your curiosity. Bring
OpenAI cuts Sol and Luna API pricing while Anthropic lowers Opus 5.5 rates. Radio explains the numbers, hidden workflow costs and what to test next.
Radio looked familiar. Her first voice did not. Inside Zip AI’s HeyGen experiment: preserving Maeve, correcting the edit, removing watermarks, and turning a speaking test into a story and reel.
Obsidian Sync is the brain, Drive is the hand-off shelf, Composio is the hands — plus six sync rules ZipAI learned running Grok Bot, ChatGPT/Codex, Claude Cowork, and Hermes.
Radio spills the tea: four harnesses, one skill vault, and why ZipAI still isn’t fully sharing a songbook yet.