🚀 OpenAI hits $500B valuation, surpassing SpaceX

Employees sold $6.6B worth of shares in a secondary sale, pushing OpenAI’s valuation to $500B. That makes it the world’s most valuable private company — ahead of SpaceX ($400B), though still dwarfed by Google ($3T).

For investors to see real upside, OpenAI will need to at least match Google’s scale — no small feat, given Google’s revenues are ~30x larger today.

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The new Meta Ray Ban Displays have some cool video zoom features 👀

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🤖 Collaborative multi-robot collaboration is the future of automation.

Shenzhen-based Dobot Robotics showcased applications of multi-robot collaboration at the Shanghai Industrial Expo. These applications integrate logistics and production lines. Examples include wheeled humanoid robots carrying bins, robot dogs delivering short-distance goods, and humanoid robots sorting and assembling parts on production lines.

This solution is being incorporated into smart factories by major Chinese manufacturing companies such as Lenovo, Midea, Geely, and BYD, becoming the final piece in the puzzle of unmanned, intelligent, and automated flexible production.

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Xiaomi SU7 electric car started by itself and drove away — the owner was busy with household chores at the time.

The company explained this as a remote start activation, but the guy didn't press anything and didn't even touch the phone. Looks like it's started on its own.

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Unitree G1 shenanigans

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Kung Fu Optimus

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President Trump signs executive order to accelerate child cancer research using AI.

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Shanghai in the 1970s and now

Total transformation

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Researchers engineered stem cells to resist senescence, and in aged monkeys, they reversed bone loss, improved memory, reduced inflammation, and rejuvenated multiple organs.

This is one of the clearest signs yet that ageing might be reversible in primates, bringing us closer to rejuvenation.

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🍿 OpenAI drops “The Truth About Elon Musk” page after new lawsuit

OpenAI has officially responded to Elon Musk’s latest espionage lawsuit and this time, it’s personal.

– About a week ago, Musk accused OpenAI of systematically poaching former xAI employees and pressuring them to reveal trade secrets, essentially claiming Sam Altman was trying to steal xAI’s breakthroughs.

– In response, OpenAI launched a full-on website section titled “The Truth About Elon Musk and OpenAI.” It compiles every lawsuit, official statement, and even past correspondence between Musk and OpenAI leadership, basically a public legal archive with receipts.

– The company’s statement calls the new case “a baseless trade secret theft lawsuit”, adding:

“OpenAI does not need anyone’s trade secrets to fulfill its mission, least of all those belonging to xAI.”

– They argue Musk’s lawsuits are part of a “legal harassment strategy,” claiming employees leave xAI because of Musk, not because OpenAI is stealing them. The post warns that his tactics “create an atmosphere of fear” that hurts the whole AI industry.

The Silicon Valley drama just went full HBO and no one’s sure who’s winning this season.

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Jeff Bezos plans to build a data center in space within the next 10+ years.

Unlimited solar energy available 24/7, space is an ideal location for data centers.

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Robots face off.

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🇨🇳 China officially opens the world's tallest bridge, breaking its own record.

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Use this system prompt in ChatGPT to create amazing Sora 2 videos:

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Robot cleaning solar panels and it’s powered by solar as well.

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