Nvidia shares surge 8% on earnings beat, lifting technology stocks and bitcoin
Nvidia’s earnings beat and strong outlook lifted technology stocks, bitcoin and AI infrastructure companies.
Nvidia Stock Jumps 4.7% on Record $96.2B Q2 Revenue and 106% YoY Growth
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Russian Influence Network Used ChatGPT to Masquerade as Academic Experts
The operation promoted a purported Israeli think tank that published copied scholarship under academics’ names and circulated pro-...
Alibaba to Release Qwen 3.8-Flash-Next as a Preview of What Qwen 4 Will Offer
Alibaba's Qwen team is teasing its next architecture a day early—and the specs say it runs near-frontier scale on a fraction of th...
These Researchers Just Shrunk an AI Model and Somehow Made It Smarter
A smaller, cheaper AI usually means a dumber one. A new technique flipped that—and your phone might be the winner.
Hugging Face Explores $13 Billion Sale a Month After a Rogue OpenAI Agent Hacked...
The open-source AI hub is fielding buyout interest at nearly triple its 2023 valuation, weeks after a security breach and days aft...
AI Model Ox Alpha Is Free, Beats Claude Fable, and Nobody Knows Who Built It
Ox Alpha is topping benchmark scores, reads a million tokens, takes video as input, and has developers guessing who's behind it.
AI Earnings Supercycle Widens as 95% of Countries Avoid Profit Contractions
TLDR: Only 5% of countries face forward EPS declines, the lowest share since 2021 as global profit breadth improves. MSCI World ne...
63% of Religious Books on Amazon Are Likely AI-Written, Study Finds
Witchcraft books had the highest rate of likely AI-generated content at 78%, according to an Originality.ai analysis of more than...
Robot Brains Could Have Their ‘ChatGPT Moment’ by 2027, ACE Robotics Chairman Sa...
The breakthrough could come from AI models that help robots understand and interact with the physical world, though widespread ado...
