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⏸️ Trump pauses tech export controls for China talks
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- The US government has reportedly paused its technology export curbs on China to support ongoing trade negotiations, following months of internal encouragement to ease its tough stance on the country.
- In response, Nvidia announced it will resume selling its in-demand H20 AI inference GPU to China, a key component previously targeted by the administration’s own export blocks for AI.
- However, over 20 ex-US administrative officials sent a letter urging Trump to reverse course, arguing the relaxed rules endanger America's economic and military edge in artificial intelligence.
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🤝 Tesla signs $16.5B Samsung chip deal
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- Samsung signed a $16.5 billion deal with Tesla to produce the carmaker's AI6 processor at its upcoming semiconductor factory in Taylor, Texas, lasting through the end of 2033.
- While TSMC is making Tesla's next AI5 chip, this new agreement assigns Samsung to manufacture the future AI6 processor which is projected to ship towards the end of the decade.
- In an unusual part of the deal, Samsung agreed to let Tesla specialists assist with maximizing manufacturing efficiency at the Texas fab, a point Elon Musk called critically important.
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🚨 Google admits it failed to warn 10 million of Turkey earthquake severity
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- Google's system failed to send its "Take Action" warning to ten million Android users during the Turkey earthquake, with only 469 people getting the crucial alert before the shaking.
- The AEA system's "limitations to the detection algorithms" incorrectly estimated the 7.8 magnitude tremor as a much weaker 4.9, triggering a less serious "Be Aware" notification for many.
- After researchers changed the algorithm, a new simulation showed the system would have correctly generated ten million "Take Action" alerts for those at most risk from the deadly earthquake.
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🧠 Neuralink enables paralysed woman to control computer using her thoughts
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- Audrey Crews, a woman paralyzed for two decades, can now control a computer, play games, and write her name using only her thoughts after receiving a Neuralink brain-computer interface implant.
- The "N1 Implant" is a chip surgically placed in the skull with 128 threads inserted into the motor cortex, which detect electrical signals produced by neurons when the user thinks.
- This system captures specific brain signals and transmits them wirelessly to a computer, where algorithms interpret them into commands that allow for direct control of digital interfaces.
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🦾 Boxing, backflipping robots rule at China’s biggest AI summit
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- At China’s World AI Conference, dozens of humanoid robots showcased their abilities by serving craft beer, playing mahjong, stacking shelves, and boxing inside a small ring for attendees.
- Hangzhou-based Unitree demonstrated its 130-centimeter G1 android kicking and shadowboxing, announcing it would soon launch a full-size R1 humanoid model for a price under $6,000.
- While most humanoid machines were still a little jerky, the expo also featured separate dog robots performing backflips, showing increasing sophistication in dynamic and agile robotic movements for the crowd.
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💰 PayPal lets merchants accept over 100 cryptocurrencies
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- With the new ‘Pay With Crypto’ service, U.S. merchants can now accept over 100 digital currencies, which PayPal automatically converts into dollars to remove any volatility risk for businesses.
- Customers pay from external wallets like Coinbase, while PayPal uses its `PYUSD stablecoin` as an intermediary before settling the final amount to the merchant's account in U.S. dollars.
- For a promotional 0.99% fee, businesses can use the service to get faster access to their funds and completely eliminate chargebacks, a frequent issue with standard e-commerce payment systems.
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