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  • Google Strikes Back: Triumphs Over Microsoft in AI Stakes This Quarter
    Google and Facebook allegedly unite
    The most anticipated and closely watched earnings day of this quarter has arrived, with both Google and Microsoft releasing their quarterly reports on the same day.
  • AI Daily: Apple Develops 'Apple GPT' while OpenAI Announces Perks for VIP Users, and More
    Apple's iPhone privacy changes signal desire to enter advertising - RBC
    1. Salesforce Ups the Ante for AI Products after Microsoft; 2. Apple Covertly Developing AI Tool 'Apple GPT' - A Savior for Siri?; 3. Silicon Valley is All In for 'Automatic AI Entities' ; 4. Starting Next Week! OpenAI Presents Perks for VIP Users; 5. China's First Large Model that Understands Authors - Yuewen Miaobi.
  • AI Daily: Microsoft Teams up with Meta in Bold AI Move, Shakes Up OpenAI Landscape and Skyrockets Copilot Pricing
    FILE PHOTO: A Microsoft logo is pictured on a store in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., January 25, 2021.
    1. Microsoft Partners with Meta to Launch Open-source Model LLAMA2, Copilot Pricing Soars; 2. Google's Bard Set to Introduce Multiple Plug-ins; 3. Website Generator Tool - Wix; 4. The First Commercial AI Large Model in the Energy Industry - Pangu Mine Large Model; 5. Cloudwalk Technology Announces the Launch of Pedestrian Basic Large Model. ;
  • Catch the AI Wave: Baidu Projected to Rise by 31%, says Goldman Sachs
    BAIDU AI
    Riding high on the AI trend, Goldman Sachs maintains a bullish stance on Baidu and includes it in their strong buy list.
  • Cooling Winds over the AI Fever? Retail Investors Start to Diversify From AI Stocks
    Italy Bans ChatGPT Amid Privacy Concerns and Investigations
    On Wednesday, July 12, Bobby Molavi, a trader at Goldman Sachs, specifically discussed artificial intelligence in his weekly U.S. stock analysis article. He mentioned the rising trend of decreased interest and diminishing headlines concerning AI, indicating a return to normalcy for related concept stocks.
  • Samsung's High-Wire Act: Foreign Investment Surges and Stocks Soar, but Profits Plunge Amid the AI Boom
    SALES UP
    Amid the explosive growth of generative AI, investors are betting not only on TSMC, a prominent chip manufacturer, but also on Samsung. However, Samsung might find it challenging to keep pace with TSMC in this new race.
  • Google's Quest for AI Dominance: A Game of Data Hoarding
    POLITICS
    Data, one of the three critical components for the development of artificial intelligence technology, has always been a focal point in this global "clash of tech titans".
  • NVIDIA's Splurge on AI Unicorns: A Bid to Establish the Ultimate AI Industry Alliance with Money and GPUs?
    Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, shows the Drive Pegasus robotaxi AI computer at his keynote address at CES in Las Vegas
    The surge of ChatGPT has ignited an AI race among tech giants and startups alike. In this AI gold rush, NVIDIA, provider of top-tier AI chips, has emerged as the winner, with Wall Street dubbing NVIDIA "the sole arms dealer in the AI war."
  • AI Boom Overpowers U.S. Dividend Stocks, Witnessing Worst Half-Year Since 2009
    China's Payment Association Cautions Against AI Tools like ChatGPT Due to Data Leak Risks
    Despite the Federal Reserve's recurring hawkish stance, the market's hope for a "soft landing" of the U.S. economy remains unabated. The winter of U.S. stocks seemed to have ended last year, and the once cherished dividend stocks during economic recession have now become passé.
  • Nvidia on a Roll! Makes Triple Investment in Generative AI Unicorns, Boosts TSMC's 5nm Production
    Nvidia
    Nvidia is having a strong year, both in the first half and particularly this week. Amid the new surge of interest in generative AI, Nvidia has become one of the hottest stocks, with a soaring 185% increase in its share price this year, pushing the company's market value over the $1 trillion threshold and placing it far ahead in the hardware race for generative AI and large model research and development.
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