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Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio cautions that a bubble may be forming in U.S. megacap tech stocks driven by AI, but says it may persist until the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy.
Nvidia hits a $5 trillion market valuation, cementing its role at the heart of the global AI surge and propelling CEO Jensen Huang into Silicon Valley legend status.
Character.AI is phasing out open-ended chat access for users under 18 after reports linking its chatbot platform to teen mental health crises and safety risks.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the company is on track to develop a fully autonomous AI researcher by 2028, capable of conducting complex scientific work without human oversight.
OpenAI has finalized its recapitalization, forming the OpenAI Foundation with $25 billion dedicated to health breakthroughs and AI resilience initiatives.
YC-backed startup Mem0 has raised $24 million to develop a universal memory layer for AI apps, enabling models to retain context across agents and platforms.
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick says AI can’t replicate the creativity behind “Grand Theft Auto,” arguing that generative systems remain “backward looking” and derivative.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the company’s Blackwell AI chips are now in full production in Arizona, marking a major step in bringing semiconductor manufacturing back to U.S. soil.
Amazon is cutting about 14,000 corporate roles as part of a broader restructuring to streamline operations and accelerate investment in generative AI technologies.
Google executive Ruth Porat told the Fortune Global Forum that AI’s transformative power could help cure cancer within our lifetime, calling it “so much more than a chatbot.”