Reading Time : 2 minutesNVIDIA is partnering with South Korea’s government, Samsung, SK, and Hyundai to deploy over 260,000 GPUs. The massive rollout aims to establish the country as a global AI hub, developing cloud systems, robotics, and autonomous technology, while also signaling major geopolitical and industrial shifts in Asia’s AI infrastructure.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Taiwan is fast-tracking AI and digital transformation across industry, academia, and government. Deepening industry-academic collaboration cultivates AI-ready talent and practical deployments, while cities pilot AI-enabled governance and smart-city services. This coordinated effort aims to build scalable AI ecosystems, boost efficiency, and create new business models that keep Taiwan competitive in a globally digital economy.
Reading Time : 2 minutesMiniMax M2 is redefining open-source AI with its efficient mixture-of-experts design and cutting-edge performance. Released in October 2025, it stands as the leading open-weight model, offering top reasoning, coding, and agentic capabilities at lower cost. The M2 proves that open-source innovation can rival the biggest names in artificial intelligence.
Reading Time : 2 minutesElon Musk’s new vision for Tesla, “sustainable abundance,” imagines a world beyond scarcity, where AI and robots make goods, services, and care universally accessible. Centered on Tesla’s Optimus humanoid, it promises a future of automation-driven prosperity—if technology can rise to meet such an audacious goal.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThe AI surge isn’t just about smarter machines—it’s a massive race of money, power, and infrastructure. Giants like OpenAI, Nvidia, and Amazon are entangled in complex deals while energy demands soar. This growth raises tough questions: Who’s funding it? Can the system sustain itself? And what risks lie beneath the excitement of innovation?
Reading Time : 2 minutesReddit has sued Perplexity AI for allegedly scraping its content at an “industrial scale” to train models without permission. The case highlights growing tensions between AI companies and data-rich platforms seeking to protect and monetize their content, raising questions about ownership, fair use, and the ethical foundations of AI training.
Reading Time : 2 minutesAmazon plans to replace 600,000 potential hires with robots by 2027, aiming for 75% automation and billions in savings. The move signals a turning point in logistics and employment, raising questions about the future of human labor and whether society can adapt to an economy increasingly driven by machines.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThe United States asked Taiwan to move half its chip production to America, citing security and supply chain concerns. Taiwan firmly rejected the request, defending its semiconductor dominance as both an economic asset and strategic shield. The standoff exposes growing tension between US self-sufficiency goals and Taiwan’s vital role in global technology.
Reading Time : 2 minutesJapan has officially urged OpenAI to stop using anime and manga without permission, calling for an opt-in model to protect artists’ rights. The government considers these works vital cultural treasures and seeks compensation mechanisms for creators. The move could reshape how global AI platforms handle copyrighted materials and creative heritage.
Reading Time : 2 minutesGoldman Sachs is restructuring its workforce under the OneGS 3.0 plan, blending job cuts with AI expansion. The move aims to modernize internal systems and enhance efficiency across banking operations. While some roles will vanish, others will emerge, reflecting a shift where AI augments human work rather than replacing it entirely in the evolving world of finance.
Reading Time : 2 minutesChina’s open-source AI ecosystem has overtaken the United States in developer numbers, innovation speed, and model performance. Companies like DeepSeek and Alibaba now rival top U.S. projects, driven by state support and efficiency breakthroughs. Though the U.S. still dominates frontier AI, the balance of innovation is increasingly tilting toward China.
Reading Time : 2 minutesA sudden AWS outage in Tokyo rippled through the crypto world, briefly paralyzing major exchanges like Binance, KuCoin, and MEXC. The short disruption exposed how fragile even the biggest players remain when relying on centralized infrastructure, fueling discussions about resilience, decentralization, and the hidden dependencies beneath the crypto industry’s digital backbone.
Reading Time : 2 minutesNeuralink reports over ten thousand volunteers eager to join its brain chip trials, reflecting growing public fascination with mind-machine integration. Yet behind the hype, only a few human implants exist, facing technical and ethical hurdles. The project remains both a glimpse into the future and a reminder of how fragile progress can be.
Reading Time : 2 minutesAI has already conquered many of its old limits, mastering language, creativity, and problem-solving. Yet true general intelligence remains elusive. Machines still lack purpose, emotion, and understanding—the essence of human thought. The challenge now is not how far AI can go, but how humans choose to guide it toward something meaningful.
Reading Time : 2 minutesNvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang confirmed a significant investment in Elon Musk’s xAI, calling it a move he wishes he’d gone even bigger on. The partnership deepens ties between the chip giant and Musk’s ambitious AI venture, highlighting Nvidia’s growing influence in shaping the AI ecosystem — and raising eyebrows over circular financing risks.
