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In this wave of AI, capital is clearly more inclined to pay a premium for segments that have real orders, visible supply bottlenecks, and quantifiable profits, which also puts the Crypto AI narrative under more direct scrutiny regarding the certainty of value realization.

NVIDIA announced an additional $150 billion stock buyback plan, setting a new record for the largest buyback in U.S. corporate history, surpassing Apple's previous record of $110 billion. CEO Jensen Huang stated that this move demonstrates confidence in the long-term opportunities of AI. Boosted by this news, NVIDIA's stock price rose by 1.3% in pre-market trading on Monday, after previously falling nearly 1%.

General judgment requires the simultaneous use of multiple abilities; one cannot assume it is easier than generating an answer just because it ultimately outputs a single probability.

People who understand AI lack resources, while those who have resources do not know how to use AI.

The creation mode allows the Agent to write plugins, add new features or interfaces, and also combine tools and prompts to create its own mode.

After a series of uncontrolled events and apocalyptic warnings have continuously impacted the industry, the leaders of Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX have rarely joined forces to call for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence.

Market concentration is declining. Binance investors are also reducing their concentrated allocation in the semiconductor industry and shifting funds towards the software and capital markets industries.

The two major independent research institutions in the field of semiconductor and AI infrastructure have officially come together.

The new version focuses on enhancing the consistency of image editing, reference image fidelity, and multi-round modifications.

Jensen Huang shouted, "AGI is here," as OpenAI's flagship model Astra was trained on over 100,000 NVIDIA chips. Its major announcement of "400,000 GPUs will soon be online" further released a strong signal of surging demand for computing power.