- Elon Musk reportedly offered a $97.4 billion acquisition bid for OpenAI, but the board rejected it, calling it a “false proposal.”
- Meta has signed a six-year, $10 billion deal with Google Cloud, strengthening its AI infrastructure at scale.
- Nvidia is in talks with Chinese regulators over its H20 chip security concerns, with CEO Jensen Huang insisting the chips have “no backdoors.”
- Google expands its AI-powered search mode to 180 countries, adding task-agent features while beating both revenue and profit expectations.
- Tencent’s AI investment drives earnings growth, while Baidu’s AI business surpassed 10 billion yuan revenue for the first time, though margins remain pressured.
- DeepSeek unveils V3.1, a 685-billion-parameter model supporting a new precision format for domestic chips.
- MIT research finds patients are more likely to trust AI-generated medical advice, raising regulatory concerns over potential misdiagnosis risks.
- Tesla launches the Model Y L in China, equipped with ByteDance’s Doubao and DeepSeek models, highlighting a push toward stronger local AI integration.
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