OpenAI researcher Kai Chen, key contributor to gpt-4.5, faces u.s. green card denial after 12 years in the country, underscoring challenges for foreign AI experts; OpenAI filed 80 H1-B visa applications last year
OpenAI researcher Kai Chen, vital to GPT-4.5, denied U.S. green card, must leave after 12 years in the country, highlighting immigration barriers for foreign AI talent. OpenAI, reliant on visas, filed 80 H1-Bs last year alone. Source: techcrunch.com
Alphabet stock rises 3% as Google search revenue boost lifts quarterly profit, surpassing wall street forecasts; strong ad demand and recovery from past challenges contribute to robust financial results
Alphabet shares increase as a surge in Google search revenue drives quarterly profit growth. Shares rose 3% after exceeding Wall Street expectations, highlighting strong ad demand and recovery from previous challenges, contributing to a robust financial performance. Source: ft.com
Social media is over: Zuckerberg describes shift in social media as Meta faces ftc lawsuit; friend-related content on Facebook drops from 22% to 17%, with focus moving toward entertainment
Mark Zuckerberg claims social media is evolving from interpersonal networking to a content consumption platform as Meta defends against FTC’s antitrust lawsuit. Meta notes friend-related content on Facebook dropped from 22% to 17%, shifting focus to entertainment. Source: newyorker.com
Google’s AI-driven search overviews reach 1.5b monthly users globally, influencing engagement and ad strategies on 250m+ devices; heightened regulatory scrutiny on potential monopolistic behavior accompanies the tech giant’s expanding AI footprint
Google’s AI Overviews in Search hits 1.5B monthly users across 100+ countries, boosting engagement and revenue potential. Ads in AI Overviews and Circle to Search on 250M+ devices highlight AI’s growing role. Regulatory scrutiny over monopolistic practices intensifies. Source: techcrunch.com
Chinese AI firm manus secures $75m from benchmark, boosting its valuation to $500m; plans US., Japan, and Middle East expansion with subscription options priced between $39 and $199 per month
Chinese AI startup Manus secures $75M from Benchmark, valuing the company at $500M. This funding boosts Manus’ valuation fivefold from around $10M. Manus plans market expansion to the U.S., Japan, and the Middle East. Subscription plans range from $39-$199/month. Source: techcrunch.com
Microsoft work trend report highlights AI agents in hybrid teams; says “frontier firms” enhance productivity by delegating routine tasks to ai, addressing worker overwhelm with up to 80% feeling burdened, and focusing human effort on strategic work
Microsoft’s Work Trend Report identifies “Frontier Firms,” where hybrid teams of AI agents and humans enhance productivity. Up to 80% of workers feel overwhelmed, but these firms offer solutions by separating high-level tasks from routine work, allowing AI management. Source: slashdot.org
IBM targets AI integration with system z17 mainframes featuring telum ii cpus and power11 processors in 2025; infrastructure sales fall 6.2% while software revenue grows 7.4% to $6.34b in q1 2025.
IBM plans to launch System z17 mainframes with Telum II CPUs and Power11 processors in late 2025, offering integrated AI capabilities. Despite a 6.2% decline in Infrastructure sales, IBM’s software revenues rose 7.4% to $6.34B in Q1 2025. Source: nextplatform.com
Australian radio station CADA used AI host developed by ElevenLabs for six months without public knowledge, sparking transparency debate after bloggers uncover the program that aired four hours daily.
Australian radio station CADA used an AI-generated host named Thy, developed with ElevenLabs’ software, for six months without disclosure. The AI-hosted program aired four hours daily until bloggers exposed the deception, prompting calls for transparency in broadcasting AI use. Source: independent.co.uk
OpenAI promised to save humanity from AGI. Now they just want the profits: Nobel laureates and experts
A coalition of Nobel laureates, experts, and ex-OpenAI staff allege that OpenAI is illegally abandoning its nonprofit mission to pursue profit and power. In a legal letter to U.S. Attorneys General, they argue that OpenAI’s restructure plan strips the nonprofit of its rights to AGI ownership, profits, and moral oversight—despite years of promises to prioritize […]
OpenAI Anticipates $125B Revenue by 2029, Plans $46B Cash Spend to Drive AI Product Expansion; Aims for Positive Cash Flow with Advanced Models Enhancing Agentic Systems and Task Execution Capabilities
OpenAI projects $125B revenue in 2029, driven by new AI products surpassing ChatGPT. The company plans $46B cash spend over four years, targeting positive cash flow by 2029. Latest AI models aim to enhance robust agentic systems and engineer-level task execution. Source: pymnts.com
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