Gold Becomes First Asset to Reach $30 Trillion Value

Reading Time : 2 minutesGold’s total global value has exceeded $30 trillion for the first time, reflecting growing investor caution amid geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty. The milestone underscores a shift from risk to safety, as the world’s oldest store of value outpaces even the biggest tech firms in total worth.

Japan Tells OpenAI to Stop Using Anime and Manga Without Consent

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.

Goldman Sachs Reshapes Workforce Amid AI Overhaul

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.

Tim Cook’s Labubu Moment in Shanghai Delights China

Reading Time : 2 minutesTim Cook’s Shanghai visit turned cultural when he received a custom Labubu figure from artist Kasing Lung at Pop Mart’s anniversary exhibit. The playful encounter, shared on Weibo, thrilled fans and even boosted Pop Mart’s stock — a reminder that Apple’s charm in China now extends well beyond technology into art and shared imagination.

China Surpasses the U.S. in Open-Source AI Development

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.

China Defends Its Rare Earth Export Controls Amid Global Tension

Reading Time : 2 minutesChina has tightened export controls on rare earth elements, defending the move as a matter of national security. The decision, which affects key materials for semiconductors and defense industries, has sparked international concern. Beijing insists the new rules are about responsible management, not trade war tactics, but many see strategic motives behind them.

Cloud Glitch Sparks Chaos Across Major Crypto Exchanges

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.

Neuralink Draws 10,000 Volunteers for Brain Chip Trials

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.

The Real Boundaries of Artificial Intelligence

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.

IBM Partners with Anthropic to Embed Claude in Enterprise AI

Reading Time : 2 minutesIBM is integrating Anthropic’s Claude AI into its enterprise software stack, aiming to boost developer productivity and strengthen governance. With early tests showing nearly 45% efficiency gains, the partnership positions IBM as a leader in applied AI and opens the door for Anthropic’s deeper reach into corporate environments.

Singapore 2025 GP F1 : When Business Outpaces the Race

Reading Time : 2 minutesThe 2025 Singapore Grand Prix dazzled over 300,000 fans and pumped millions into the economy. Yet the spectacle’s success came at a cost — the thrill of true racing faded behind luxury branding, corporate deals, and commercial excess. Profit may have overtaken passion on Formula 1’s most glamorous night.

Celebrating Taiwan’s Moon Festival Under the Autumn Sky

Reading Time : 3 minutesAs autumn arrives in Taiwan, the Moon Festival brings families together for one of the most cherished celebrations of the year. This ancient tradition combines moonlit gatherings, delicious mooncakes, and barbecues that fill neighborhoods with warmth, creating memories that connect past and present in Taiwan’s vibrant cultural landscape.

MicroStrategy Soars 12% as Bitcoin Hits New Heights

Reading Time : 2 minutesMicroStrategy’s stock jumped 12% as Bitcoin surged beyond $122,000. With over 600,000 BTC in its treasury, the company’s value continues to mirror Bitcoin’s volatile movements. Its leveraged strategy, funded through equity and bond sales, offers big rewards during rallies—but also exposes investors to sharp downturns if the crypto tide turns.

AMD Surges Past 40% CPU Share in Steam’s Gaming Survey

Reading Time : 2 minutesAMD has hit a milestone, surpassing 40% CPU share in Steam’s global hardware survey. With gamers increasingly choosing Ryzen processors for their performance and value, Intel’s long-held dominance is fading. Though this reflects gaming trends more than the full market, AMD’s steady climb shows how user preferences are reshaping the CPU landscape.

AI Band Surpasses Real Rock Group on Spotify

Reading Time : 2 minutesAn AI-generated band has surpassed real-life rock group Holding Absence on Spotify, sparking outrage and concern among musicians. With tracks reportedly made in minutes, the rise of AI music highlights deep questions about creativity, authenticity, and the future of streaming platforms. The industry now faces a wake-up call on the balance between human artistry and machine output.