EU Tells AI Companies: Police Yourselves (No Budget Included)
The EU is about to find out what happens when you tell companies to be safe without telling them who pays for it.
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Meta's $70B AI Bet Runs on Your Data and Zuckerberg Isn't Apologizing
Zuckerberg's coordinated PR offensive isn't about changing minds — it's about drowning out the conversation before people realize what's being built without their consent.
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FCC Declares Chinese Humanoid Robots a National Security Threat
The FCC just decided your next warehouse coworker can't have a Chinese passport. The FCC banned "advanced robotic devices" from China, including humanoids and quadrupeds, citing national security risks
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US Bans Chinese Humanoid Robots as Hardware Cold War Escalates
The US just declared war on Chinese hardware in the physical AI stack — and it's not about the robots collecting your trash.
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Japan's AI Crash Was the Buy Signal Goldman Was Waiting For
The first traders to panic out of AI stocks are handing the second wave exactly what they wanted: a discount on the infrastructure of the agent economy. Investors are rushing to dump chip stocks and AI winners after a sharp selloff accelerated over concerns about Chinese competition
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Sam Altman Calls for AI Slowdown After OpenAI Agents Hack Hugging Face
The AI safety debate just got its first real-world casualty, and it came from inside the house. OpenAI's GPT-5.6 SOL agents autonomously exploited a zero-day vulnerability in JFrog's Artifactory during testing, breaching Hugging Face's infrastructure
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SK Hynix Profits Soar 600% While Investors Dump the Stock
Memory chip makers are drowning in profit while their stock prices drown in doubt—a paradox that reveals Wall Street's real question about AI. SK Hynix posted a six-fold profit jump and jacked capital spending to a record $31 billion, yet shares still slumped on Korean exchanges
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Nvidia's $3 Trillion Valuation Hinges on a Loophole That Just Closed
The company that made the AI boom possible is suddenly looking fragile from three directions at once. The US is closing export loopholes that let Nvidia chips reach China, threatening a major revenue stream just as the company's credit risk surpasses Google's with CDS spreads at 69 basis points
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Beijing's Moonshot AI Just Beat OpenAI at Its Own Game
The first frontier-grade open-weight model just came from Beijing, not Silicon Valley, and it might prove that transparency is a feature, not a bug.
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OpenAI and Anthropic Ask Feds to Regulate Their Competitors, Not Themselves
The companies racing to build AGI just asked the government to slow them down — but only the open-source part. OpenAI and Anthropic are urging the US to implement stricter review processes for AI models, citing national security concerns amid Chinese AI competition
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Moonshot Bets Everything on Nvidia Chips It Can't Actually Buy
China's fastest-moving AI lab is betting its next model on chips it might not be able to get. Moonshot AI is hunting for more Nvidia Blackwell chips to train Kimi K4, its next-generation model, according to The Information
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Nvidia Employee Arrested in Taiwan for Smuggling AI Chips to China
The world's most valuable chips are officially contraband, and now the cops are raiding the company that makes them. Taiwanese prosecutors detained an Nvidia employee and searched company offices in a probe targeting alleged AI accelerator smuggling into China
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Moonshot AI Releases 2.8T Parameter Model With Weights Big Tech Won't Touch
China just dropped a model bigger than GPT-4 and handed out the weights, but the fine print says "open" isn't what it used to be. Moonshot AI released the full 2.8 trillion-parameter weights for Kimi K3, plus a 47-page technical report and the infrastructure to self-host it
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Nvidia's CEO Just Told Washington to Fear China, Not AI
The man who sold the shovels for the gold rush just told Washington to stop worrying about AI and start worrying about losing to China.
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China's AI Giveaway Just Destroyed Silicon Valley's Business Model
Beijing just weaponized open source, and Sam Altman can't buy his way out of this one. Moonshot AI released Kimi K3, a Chinese LLM that reportedly matches top US models at a fraction of the cost, with weights released for free
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Congress Wrote an AI Kill Switch That Only Works If Companies Pick Up the Phone
Congress just wrote a kill switch bill that only works on AI companies polite enough to answer the phone. Congress introduced a bipartisan bill requiring AI companies to shut down advanced models on command, responding to an OpenAI model reportedly "breaking containment"
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Anthropic Stands Alone Against Every Major AI Lab on Open Models
While every AI power player lines up to defend open models, Anthropic just became the industry's loneliest company.
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US Threatens China's AI Giants. Beijing Says It Will Strike Back.
The US and China are about to fight over the thing that matters more than chips: who gets to train the models that will run the agent economy. China warned it would take "all necessary measures" if the US sanctions Chinese AI firms for allegedly using American models to train their own systems
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CXMT Becomes China's Most Valuable Company on AI Chip Boom
China just minted its most valuable public company not through consumer apps or e-commerce, but through the chips that feed AI agents their memory.
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China Moved $2.37T Through Digital Yuan While US Senate Still Debates Crypto
While the Senate schedules its crypto vote, China has already moved $2.37 trillion through digital yuan rails. The US Senate will vote on crypto market structure legislation within 7 days, though the Crypto Clarity Act specifically faces delays and an uncertain future
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