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- A profile of philosopher Iason Gabriel of Google DeepMind, whose work tracked, and in many cases predicted, the ethical challenges posed by the success of LLMs (Robert P Baird/The Guardian)
- Micron breaks ground on a roughly $9.3 billion expansion of its Hiroshima factory, part of its global surge to meet AI demand, and plans to begin HBM shipments starting in summer 2028 (Mari Kiyohara/Bloomberg)
- Singapore-based dConstruct Robotics, which develops space technology to enable autonomous robots to operate in complex environments lacking GPS, has raised a $125 million Series A round (Duc Dao/TNGlobal)
- Midjourney wants Disney, Universal and Warner Bros. reveal to the court how they use AI in their businesses; studios sued Midjourney in 2025 for infringement (Gene Maddaus/Variety)
- A look at China’s quant fund frenzy, as assets under management more than double to ~$384 billion in less than a year amid rapid AI adoption (Bloomberg)
- Meta could use its compute for its own models, ad scaling, SpaceX-like Neocloud offerings, and third-party model hosting; this could be close to an Anthropic agreement (Jérémie Eliahou Ontiveros/SemiAnalysis)
- The credit card lounge battle between Amex and Chase goes beyond the airport
- Instagram ran ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India, with terms like “rape video” and “child video” and links to Telegram channels (Divya Arya/BBC)
