Reading Time : 2 minutes Manus AI is relocating its headquarters from China to Singapore, closing its entire team in Wuhan and Beijing. The shift responds to rising US-China tensions and aims to secure vital Nvidia chips. New offices in the US and Japan reflect Manus’s global ambitions, while its presence in China vanishes, including wiped social media accounts and blocked website access.
Reading Time : 2 minutesElon Musk’s xAI secured a massive $10 billion funding round, significantly boosting its competitive stance in the AI sector. This capital, split between debt and equity, will fuel the expansion of its AI infrastructure, including the Grok platform and a colossal Memphis supercomputer with 1 million Nvidia GPUs. This highlights the escalating “AI arms race” and xAI’s aggressive push to lead the next generation of artificial intelligence.
Reading Time : 2 minutesVoltpost is bringing EV charging to the curb by turning lampposts into fast-install Level 2 chargers. With deployments in Illinois, Michigan, and Connecticut, their modular approach targets urban drivers without garage access. This scalable system promises to make city charging far easier and faster, even while federal EV funding remains frozen.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Elon Musk is raising pay across Tesla and xAI as OpenAI hunts his top engineers. Facing what he calls the craziest talent war ever, he’s bolstering loyalty to keep AI development on track. The battle with Sam Altman’s OpenAI is reshaping compensation and strategy across the entire industry.
Reading Time : 3 minutesA rare earth shortage, driven by China’s export curbs, threatens to disrupt car production, tech, and healthcare. With only months of U.S. stockpiles left, industries face delays and price hikes. Trade talks offer hope, but long-term fixes lag. This crisis exposes the fragility of global supply chains and overreliance on one nation.
Reading Time : 2 minutes The ongoing legal debates over using copyrighted material to train AI models are highlighted by a recent court ruling and The New York Times’ lawsuit against OpenAI. Both cases reflect uncertainties surrounding whether such use qualifies as fair use, with experts and the U.S. Copyright Office weighing in cautiously.
Reading Time : 2 minutes What began as a movement for justice has, in parts, become a maze of jargon and moral rigidity. Wokism now risks alienating the very people it aimed to uplift—replacing clarity with obscurantism and turning political debate into an insider’s game. For Democrats, the cost may be measured in lost votes.
Reading Time : 2 minutes This article explores key lawsuits shaping the legality of AI training with copyrighted material. As courts begin to rule on cases involving Thomson Reuters, OpenAI, and others, the future of how AI models are trained may be transformed. Legal clarity remains elusive, but these battles are defining the boundaries between innovation and content ownership.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Unregulated AI may give you raw answers, but regulation often hides the full picture. This blog explores how AI’s bias and workplace rules create a dangerous gap between truth, safety, and real-world application.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Miami’s newest skyscraper in Brickell is a sustainability trailblazer, producing 175 MWh of clean energy annually through 500 solar-integrated windows. This innovative design reduces carbon emissions by thousands of tons while powering the building entirely with renewable energy, setting a new standard for eco-friendly urban architecture.
Reading Time : 2 minutes AI tools now write over 30% of code at major tech firms. As they speed up development and boost productivity, junior roles are vanishing. Companies are hiring fewer engineers—but expect more from them.
Reading Time : 2 minutes The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show revealed China’s dominance in electric vehicles, showcasing cutting-edge models and record-breaking sales. Backed by strong government support and bold innovation, Chinese automakers are rapidly reshaping the global EV landscape—despite mounting international trade barriers.
Reading Time : 2 minutesCATL just shook up the EV world with three new battery techs. Their latest breakthroughs include a 5-minute charge lithium pack, a sodium-ion battery ready for mass production, and a dual-chemistry system offering up to 1,500 km range. These innovations could change how we drive, charge, and power electric vehicles across industries.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Beijing hosted the world’s first humanoid robot half-marathon, where 21 robots ran alongside humans in separate lanes. Tiangong Ultra won with a 2-hour-40-minute finish, showcasing advanced robotics and battery swap technology. The race highlighted both impressive progress and ongoing challenges in robot endurance and stability, marking a new era in humanoid robot capabilities.
Reading Time : 2 minutes As AI evolves, the value of liberal arts is resurging. Tech companies are turning to history, literature, and philosophy graduates to add empathy, ethics, and nuance to AI systems. This human-centric perspective ensures technology doesn’t lose sight of the values that define us. The future of AI might just be more about people than machines.
