💛 ChatGPT gets memory upgrade

ChatGPT can now remember information from all your chats — like your preferences, goals, and communication style. This makes future responses more personalized, based on how you’ve interacted before. You can manage or delete what it remembers in settings.

🧑‍🎓 China Begins AI Education for Children as Young as Six

China is rolling out AI lessons for kids as young as six, aiming to shape the next generation of tech leaders like DeepSeek’s Liang Wenfeng. The curriculum includes chatbot design, AI basics, and ethics. Schools can integrate it into subjects like science or offer it as a standalone course.

💵TSMC Faces $1B+ U.S. Fine

The U.S. is investigating TSMC— the biggest chipmaker globally— for possible export violations tied to Huawei. Sources say chips TSMC made may have ended up in Huawei’s AI processors via Chinese firm Sophgo, despite a U.S. trade ban.

TSMC says it hasn’t worked with Huawei since 2020 and is cooperating with U.S. authorities.

🥃 Trump Vows to Remove Tariffs on Smartphones, Computers, and Chips — CNBC.

⚡️China Unveils GPMI — a New HDMI Alternative with Power Delivery

On April 6, a group of Chinese tech companies known as the Shenzhen 8K UHD Video Industry Cooperation Alliance announced a new data transmission standard: GPMI.

What makes GPMI special?
• It combines data and power delivery — no separate power cable needed for GPUs and other devices.
• It boasts 4x the bandwidth of HDMI 2.1, supporting ultra-high resolutions and frame rates, including 8K video.

🛍 OpenAI May Buy Altman & Jony Ive’s AI Device Startup

OpenAI is thinking about buying a new AI hardware company co-founded by its CEO Sam Altman and famous Apple designer Jony Ive.

The startup, backed by SoftBank, is working on a smart AI device — something like an “iPhone for AI.” If the deal happens, OpenAI could soon launch its own gadget powered by ChatGPT. The deal could cost OpenAI over $500 million!

💸 Crypto Payments in New York is on the Way

A new bill has been introduced in New York that could let government agencies accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment, according to Cointelegraph.

If passed, New Yorkers might soon be able to pay taxes, fees, fines, and more using crypto.

Accepted cryptocurrencies may include: BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH.

🌎 Supercomputer Predicts the End of Civilization by 2050

Back in 1973, MIT scientists created a supercomputer model called World One for the Club of Rome to predict the future of humanity. According to its calculations, human civilization could collapse between 2040 and 2050 due to a deadly mix of pollution, climate change, resource depletion, and overpopulation.

The model warns that if we continue our current trajectory—unchecked industrial growth, rising emissions, and unsustainable consumption—we’ll face a point where food, clean air, and water become scarce, triggering societal breakdown.

🤫 Many of its predictions from decades ago have already come true.

👍 As of March 2025, ChatGPT has officially become the world’s most popular non-gaming app — hitting a record-breaking 46 million downloads!

⚖️ NVIDIA to Invest $500 Billion in U.S.-Based AI Supercomputer Production

NVIDIA has announced it will begin manufacturing its AI supercomputers in the United States for the first time. The company plans to invest $500 billion in domestic production and infrastructure.

This step aligns with the broader industry shift toward localizing advanced tech development and reducing reliance on other countries’ manufacturing.

🏎 Apple Overtakes Samsung in Smartphone Sales in Q1 2025

For the first time, Apple has surpassed Samsung in global smartphone sales, taking the lead in Q1 2025 with a 19% market share and a 4% increase in sales, driven mainly by the success of the iPhone 16e.

This growth didn’t come from the U.S. or Europe, but from Japan, India, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Samsung, now in second place, saw its share drop from 20% to 18%, mostly due to the delayed release of the Galaxy S25.

📞The final push: Nokia is preparing its last lineup of button phones.

Rumors suggest the “graduating class” will include the Nokia 3510 4G, Nokia 5710XA 4G (2025), Nokia 130 Music (2G), Nokia 150 Music (2G), and the iconic Nokia 8310 4G.

An era is ending…

🤱Elon Musk privately messaged Tiffany Fong asking her to have a baby with him, According to the Wall Street Journal.

After she declined, he reportedly unfollowed her and stopped covering her X Premium payments — which were worth up to $21,000 every two weeks.