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Google's CEO Sundar Pichai mentioned an impending AI deal with Apple during an antitrust trial. Google stock experienced a slight dip.

Meta has released a standalone AI application, aiming to rival ChatGPT. Mark Zuckerberg reports one billion users are already engaging with Meta AI across various platforms.

Nvidia's stock decreased following Super Micro's earnings report, raising concerns about moderating AI demand and potential trade rule changes.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella indicated that AI now contributes between 20% and 30% of Microsoft's code, particularly in Python, enhancing efficiency.

Startups are developing advanced AI models over the internet using crowd-trained methods, potentially disrupting the AI industry.

Xiaomi Corp. has launched MiMo-7B, a new series of reasoning models, claiming superior performance compared to OpenAI's o1-mini on certain tasks. The models are available under an open-source license.

Advancements in memory are crucial for evolving AI, making AI smarter by addressing memory limitations.

DeepSeek has launched the Prover-V2, an open-source mathematical reasoning model.

Alibaba released a new model in its Qwen 2.5 series that can process text, pictures, audio and video.

Current AI model evaluations based on benchmarks need improvement for measuring how well task are performed.