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Global markets are bracing for their weakest weekly close since April as excitement around AI stocks fizzles out, Nvidia disappoints investors, and Bitcoin's 30% plunge triggers a widespread sell-off.
Americans 70 and older control almost $20 trillion in U.S. stocks, with the AI market boom since 2023 driving much of the recent surge. Their holdings are nearly twice those of all households under 55 combined.
Chinese robotics company Unitree has completed mandatory pre-IPO tutoring, advancing toward a public listing on Shanghai's Star Market despite disputing earlier valuation reports.
Google introduces Antigravity, an AI-powered development tool that lets users create applications through coordinated AI agents working together, even without traditional coding skills.
Sam Altman's internal memo reveals Google's Gemini 3 is closing the gap on OpenAI, creating fresh competitive pressure in the AI development race.
Google rolls out Nano Banana Pro, bringing studio-grade image generation to its Gemini 3 Pro platform with enhanced reasoning, multilingual support, and precise creative controls.
Genspark secured $275 million in Series B funding at a $1.25 billion valuation while launching its AI Workspace platform. The company's Super Agent product hit a $50 million annual run rate just five months after launch.
Foxconn is planning a massive US expansion worth up to $5 billion as AI server demand explodes. The Taiwan-based manufacturer expects to double its weekly production to 2,000 server racks by 2026 to keep up with orders from Nvidia and OpenAI.
Cloud giants face unprecedented pressure to deliver massive returns as AI infrastructure spending explodes toward $2.5 trillion by decade's end.
Bit Origin's launching a hybrid model that mixes GPU cloud computing with traditional crypto mining to help solve the GPU shortage crisis fueled by exploding AI demand worldwide.
Google's CEO reveals the company's vision for AI agents that go way beyond chat—they'll actually complete tasks like buying gifts, helping with money decisions, and evaluating medical options.
Genspark just dropped AI Inbox, AI Sheet 2.0, and new Teams features, positioning itself as an all-in-one AI workspace that could replace your whole productivity app stack.
Physical Intelligence just raised $600 million at a $5.6 billion valuation to build a general-purpose brain for robots that works across different machine types.
AllenAI just dropped Olmo-3, a completely open-source AI model family under Apache 2.0 licensing. With over 800 models and 300 datasets now available, this release shows how open AI development is picking up serious steam in a landscape dominated by closed systems.
Meta launches SAM 3, a unified AI vision system that handles object detection, segmentation, and tracking. The model brings prompt-based features that will soon upgrade Instagram's editing capabilities.
LimiX just dropped two new AI models built specifically for working with tabular data—and they're crushing it. Both LimiX-2M and LimiX-16M are beating out the competition across classification, regression, filling in missing data, and generating new datasets.
Perplexity just dropped a free AI-powered shopping tool for U.S. users, built together with PayPal. Starting next week, customers can search for products, compare options, and buy stuff without ever leaving the platform.
OpenAI's upcoming GPT-5 model is demonstrating capabilities far beyond prior AI systems, including generating new mathematics, identifying obscure research, and proposing publishable scientific experiments. Early observations suggest a major shift in how scientific discovery may scale.
Jan just rolled out Jan-v2-VL, a multimodal AI agent that can power through 49-step tasks without dropping the ball. The upgrade crushes previous versions and similar-sized models in long-horizon execution.
New research reveals that step-by-step explanations from vision-language models boost user trust even when the reasoning has clear mistakes. Missing steps and confident phrasing made it hardest for people to spot the errors.
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