DeepSeek, a Chinese AI platform accused of data theft, spreading propaganda, and violating U.S. export controls by covertly funneling American user data to the CCP and training on material unlawfully obtained from U.S. AI models, has drawn scrutiny from Congress over Nvidia chip sales.
Chip giants like Nvidia, AMD, and ASML face billions in losses after Trump's export curbs on selling advanced chips to China, with Nvidia bracing for a $5.5 billion charge, AMD up to $800 million hit, and ASML citing demand uncertainty due to tariff restrictions.
As AI disrupts the gig economy, Venezuelans who relied on data annotation and content writing jobs face dwindling opportunities, with poor internet access and outdated hardware limiting their ability to adapt to more complex AI-related tasks.
OpenAI develops X-like social network prototype centered on AI image generation, with CEO Sam Altman seeking external feedback on the platform that would directly compete with Elon Musk and Meta while providing valuable real-time data for training AI models.
Nvidia grapples with new US export restrictions requiring licenses to sell its H20 AI chips to China, citing national security risks, potentially leading to a $5.5 billion hit in its Q1 2026 fiscal year.
OpenAI has achieved a groundbreaking advancement in AI model development efficiency, with CEO Sam Altman revealing that building models like GPT-4 from scratch now requires only 5 to 10 people, compared to hundreds previously, signaling rapid progress in generative AI capabilities.
Canva's Visual Suite 2.0 revolutionizes design workflows with AI-powered Sheets integrating data and visuals, Magic Studio for scalable AI content, Magic Charts, AI design assistance, and Canva Code for interactive experiences, enabling seamless creation across presentations, videos, whiteboards, and websites.
Google unveils Veo 2, an AI-powered video generation model that creates high-resolution videos with 'cinematic realism' from text inputs, featuring improved physics understanding and human motion rendering, while also offering Whisk Animate for animating images into short videos using Veo 2.
OpenAI's decision to skip a safety report for its GPT-4.1 update has sparked controversy, as AI safety experts argue that transparency and accountability should be prioritized even for incremental model enhancements, challenging the company's claim that a separate report wasn't necessary.
Riding the wave of its groundbreaking image-generation technology, OpenAI is reportedly weighing the creation of a social network to rival Elon Musk's X and Meta's Instagram, marking a potential new frontier in the intensifying AI competition and legal battles between tech titans.