In this exclusive finance-focused interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shares his expert insights on artificial intelligence, the explosive growth of AI stocks, and Nvidia’s game-changing role in the global tech industry.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shares his expert insights on artificial intelligence
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How to choose artificial intelligence
Professor Stefanie Boyer communicates how to effectively utilize artificial intelligence with what she is calling the S.A.F.E. framework.Source: Youtube
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The evolution of AI—how we can solve for trust
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the way content is created and shared, distinguishing between human and machine-generated material has become a critical challenge.Source: Youtube
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Apple execs on AI setbacks, what went wrong with Siri and more
Apple execs on AI setbacks, what went wrong with Siri and more.Source: Youtube
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I tried an AI therapist. Does it actually work?
It seems more of us are offloading our problems to AI chatbots.Source: Youtube
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Meta Invests $14.3 Billion in Scale and Hires Its CEO
Mikel Amigot, IBL News | New York
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms Inc. has finalized a $14.3 billion investment in Scale AI — taking a 49% stake — and recruited the company’s CEO, Alexandr Wang, 28, to join its AI team for producing data models.Scale offers data services to help companies, including Meta and OpenAI, train and improve their AI systems. It also builds custom AI applications for businesses and governments. The startup generated approximately $870 million in revenue in 2024 and is expected to reach $2 billion in revenue by the end of this year. Its new interim CEO will be Jason Droege.
Zuckerberg was frustrated with Meta’s progress following the rollout in April of the company’s latest large language model, Llama 4. Not wanting to be left behind, the CEO of Meta took a more hands-on approach, making the recruitment of AI experts and scientists a top priority.
He has been offering lucrative pay packages to attract top researchers from Alphabet Inc.’s Google and startup Sesame AI Inc. He has been following a playbook similar to Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp., and Google, with arrangements designed to avoid the regulatory scrutiny that comes with significant acquisitions.
Alphabet’s Google, the largest customer of Scale AI, announced it would cut ties with Scale after rival Meta bought a 49% stake in the AI data-labeling startup.
Google was paying Scale approximately $200 million this year for the human-labeled training data, which is crucial for developing technology, including the sophisticated AI models that power Gemini, its ChatGPT competitor, one of the sources said.
Other major customers of Scale, including Microsoft, are also backing away. Elon Musk’s xAI plans are exiting, too, arguing their concern to expose their research priorities and road map to a rival. -
AI users form relationships with technology
Some people are using AI as an emotional outlet — and developing a real relationship with artificial intelligence. It’s a trend that people and AI companies are hesitant to talk about, but does appear to be on the rise.Source: Youtube
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Traffic violations dropping after school buses install AI camera system
The Spring Grove Area School District partnered with Bus Patrol in 2022, an AI powered bus safety system aimed at stopping drivers from going around stopped school buses.Source: Youtube
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Hugging Face Unveiled Two Open-Source Humanoid Robots
IBL News | New York
AI development platform Hugging Face released two open-source robots, HopeJr and Reachy Mini. The first few units are expected to be shipped by the end of the year.
HopeJR is a humanoid robot capable of walking, moving its arms, and manipulating many objects, with 66 independent movements. It costs under $3,000.
Reachy Mini is a desktop unit that can move its head, talk, listen, and be used to test AI apps. The cost will be around $300.
“The important aspect is that these robots are open source, so anyone can assemble, rebuild, and understand how they work, and that they’re affordable, so that robotics doesn’t get dominated by just a few big players with dangerous black-box systems,” the company’s co-founder and CEO, Clem Delangue, told TechCrunch.
This robot release was made possible in part by the company’s acquisition of humanoid robotics startup Pollen Robotics, which was announced in April.
UPDATE JUL 9, 2025:
Hugging Face said it plans to release two versions of the Reachy Mini. The first, Reachy Mini Wireless, will cost $449 and run a Raspberry Pi 5 mini computer. The second version is the Reachy Mini Lite, which requires a connection to a computing source and is priced at $299.The open-source robots are fully programmable in Python and come with a set of pre-installed demos, as well as integration with the Hugging Face Hub, which provides users with access to more than 1.7 million AI models and over 400,000 datasets.
Meet HopeJr, a full humanoid robot lowering the barrier to entry!
Capable of walking, manipulating many objects, open-source and costs under $3000 🤯
Designed by @therobotstudio and @huggingface 👇 pic.twitter.com/wCwo8YPOGV
— Remi Cadene (@RemiCadene) May 29, 2025
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Artificial intelligence and the future of work
Artificial intelligence and the future of work.Source: Youtube