π§ China's brain chips are winning
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π° DBS Bank Drops $110M on "The Next Big AI Thing"
Singapore's DBS Bank just launched a $110 MILLION AI-focused IPO fund with Granite Asia, exclusively for their wealth clients. Three-year partnership includes M&A advisory and IPO prep.
Why it matters: Traditional banks are now FOMO-ing into AI venture capital. When your boring bank starts acting like a16z, the bubble's getting spicy. (source)
π Anthropic's New Tool Finds Bugs Like a Paranoid Developer
Claude Code Security just dropped - it reasons about code vulnerabilities instead of just pattern-matching. Already found 500+ bugs in open-source projects.
Why it matters: We're entering the era of AI vs AI cyber warfare. Your code's bugs are about to get roasted by a robot before hackers find them. (source)
π§ Startup Trains AI on 2 Million Hours of Brain Waves
Zyphra's ZUNA model can clean up and predict missing EEG signals. It's trained on more brain data than a neuroscience PhD program.
Why it matters: We're thisss close to thought-to-text without drilling holes in your skull. The future is typing with your mind (but probably still making typos). (source)
π§ Sam Altman: "Water Usage Concerns Are Totally Fake"
OpenAI's CEO called AI water consumption worries "totally fake" and suggested training AI might be more efficient than... checks notes... raising human children??
Why it matters: Nothing says "we're the good guys" like comparing your data centers to the entire human reproductive cycle. Sir, this is a Wendy's. (source)
ποΈ Android Finally Gets Good Voice Dictation (Only Took Forever)
Wispr Flow launched on Android with 30% faster dictation, 100+ languages, and a floating bubble that follows you around like Clippy's revenge.
Why it matters: Android users can finally dictate texts without sounding like they're having a stroke. Revolutionary!! (source)
π OpenAI's Building a $300 Speaker That Watches You
Jony Ive and OpenAI are making a smart speaker with facial recognition for purchases. Ships 2027. AI glasses coming 2028. 200+ people working on it.
Why it matters: OpenAI went from "we're just a research lab" to "we're competing with Apple on hardware" real quick. The speaker will probably hallucinate your grocery list. (source)
π UK Joins the "AI Images Are Scary" Bandwagon
Britain's Information Commissioner and dozens of international authorities warned about AI-generated images without consent, especially of children.
Why it matters: Regulators finally realized deepfakes exist. Only took them... checks calendar... way too long. (source)
π± Trump's Tariff Chaos Continues, Markets Go π’
Supreme Court struck down emergency tariffs, Trump announces 15% rate instead. Hong Kong stocks up 2.5%. Dollar confused.
Why it matters: Trade policy is now a random number generator, and AI chip supply chains are sweating bullets. (source)
π€ South Korea and Brazil Sign 10 MOUs Nobody Will Remember
The presidents signed deals on AI, digital economy, and critical minerals. Brazil's like "we have rare earths!" Korea's like "we have technology!"
Why it matters: The global scramble for AI hardware materials is getting Game of Thrones level political. (source)
π Bill Gurley: "Playing It Safe = Career Suicide"
Legendary VC says following your passion is now mandatory for survival. Starting a foundation giving 100 people $5k/year to quit their jobs.
Why it matters: When billionaire VCs start funding people to YOLO their careers, you know AI disruption is about to go BRRRR. (source)
ποΈ EU's Alternative App Stores Are Actually Happening
Epic Games Store and AltStore PAL now live on iOS in Europe. Japan's joining the party with new regulations.
Why it matters: Apple's walled garden is getting bulldozed by bureaucrats. Tim Cook in shambles. (source)
πΈ Quantum Computing Gets β¬220M Despite Being "Dead"
Quantonation Ventures raised DOUBLE their first fund for quantum startups. Already invested in 12 companies that definitely understand quantum physics.
Why it matters: Either quantum's about to pop off, or VCs found a way to lose money even faster than Web3. (source)
𧬠China's Pricing Brain Implants for Insurance (!!!)
Chinese provinces setting medical pricing for BCIs. 50+ flexible brain implant trials completed. $165M government fund announced.
Why it matters: While we're debating ethics, China's already at the "how much does insurance cover for telepathy" stage. Not terrifying at all!! (source)
π€ Pika Labs Made Digital Clones That Tweet For You
"AI Selves" can post on social, send messages, and adapt their personality over time. It's like having an intern that never sleeps and is literally you.
Why it matters: We've reached peak laziness - outsourcing our own existence to AI. Your clone's probably more interesting anyway. (source)
π₯ OpenAI Codex Head Teasing "Something Big"
Cryptic post says current coding agents will look "so primitive it will be funny" in a few weeks. Claims to be "beyond excited."
Why it matters: When OpenAI execs start subtweeting their own products, GPT-5 announcement incoming. Or they're just high on their own supply. (source)
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