1. Five AI giants, including OpenAI and Google, are sued, with plaintiffs demanding a halt to cutting-edge model development.
2. Zhang Yiming: ByteDance's AI will catch up with OpenAI and Anthropic as early as 2029 or 2030.
3. Jensen Huang resigns from three positions at Nvidia; the US House of Representatives seeks inquiry, and the Department of Justice is reportedly investigating Nvidia.
4. Microsoft cloud services experience outages; AWS and Google also report anomalies.
5. Applied Materials sees both sales and profits increase, driven by semiconductor demand.
6. Nebius executives say both parties are questioning AI and data centers, but the overall public opinion trend remains unchanged.
7. Bank of America raises its 2030 server CPU market size forecast to $240 billion, predicting AMD will be the main beneficiary.
8. Baidu launches its large-scale model trading platform "CiYuan," disclosing that it processes over 700 billion tokens daily.
9. Federal Reserve Governor Barr: Rapid adoption of AI could exacerbate income inequality.
10. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi requested that corporate demands be included in the Physical AI Action Plan.
11. The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) Artificial Intelligence Institute released the results of its industrial scenario-specific evaluation of embodied intelligence benchmark testing.
12. German robotics company Agile Robots raised $500 million, led by SoftBank with participation from Nvidia.
