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March 5, 2026
Baidu AI Revenue Booms, Reshaping Valuation
Baidu's 2025 core AI new business revenue hit 400B CNY, up 48%, with cloud infra +34%, AI marketing +301%. Traditional revenues declined, but Robotaxi leads with 20M no-safety-driver rides. Investors urged to value AI prospects over current profits like Tesla.
Pentagon Labels Anthropic Supply-Chain Risk
US Defense Department formally designated Anthropic a supply-chain risk after failed talks on use policies. This bars contractors using Claude from government work. First such label for a US AI firm.
Gaming Billionaire Bets Fortune on Superhuman AI
China's first gaming billionaire, Shanda founder Chen Tianqiao, is investing his personal fortune to develop AI smarter than humans. The reclusive entrepreneur aims to create groundbreaking superintelligent AI.
Insilico UAE AI Drug Discovery Deal
Hong Kong-listed Insilico Medicine signed a cooperation agreement with UAE's drug regulator to advance its AI tools in regional drug discovery amid escalating Middle East tensions. Shares rose up to 12.8% intraday, closing 8.6% higher at HK$56.10, outperforming the Hang Seng Index.
Iran War in AI Era & DoD Ties
The 'Uncanny Valley' podcast episode from Wired AI discusses the Middle East conflict through the lens of the AI era. Hosts examine the AI industry's deepening entrenchment with the Department of Defense. Topics also cover prediction market ethics and Paramount outperforming Netflix.
Broadcom Forecasts $100B AI Chips Sales in 2027
Broadcom's CEO predicts AI chip sales will top $100 billion in 2027 amid strong results. Anthropic has restarted Pentagon talks on military AI use. Nominal secures funding to modernize manufacturing.
China Mobilizes SOEs for AI Champions
China pledges measures to diffuse advanced technologies across its economy to strengthen frontier industries like AI amid US rivalry. State-owned enterprises are urged to lead by opening industrial ecosystems to emerging technologies. The government vows to provide necessary funding support.
Pentagon Bypassed OpenAI Military Ban via Microsoft
OpenAI previously prohibited military use of its models. The US Defense Department allegedly tested OpenAI technology through Microsoft's Azure services before OpenAI lifted the ban. This workaround highlights tensions in AI ethics and access.
CHROs Become AI Chiefs Bridging IT-HR Divide
Many enterprises are adopting generative AI, but its true impact on competitiveness remains uncertain. The article argues for rethinking organizational design with AI as a core workforce component. CHROs are emerging as key AI leaders to integrate HR and digital strategies, driving structural transformation.
AWS Launches Healthcare AI Agent Platform
AWS is launching Amazon Connect Health, a new AI agent platform tailored for healthcare. It helps with patient scheduling, documentation, and patient verification. This aims to streamline administrative tasks in health settings.
COPPA 2.0 Unanimously Passes Senate
The US Senate unanimously passed COPPA 2.0, modernizing the 1998 law to protect users under 17 from data collection without consent. Tech groups like NetChoice oppose it, but it advances amid state-level youth privacy efforts. House passage remains pending.
NEC's Single-Face Multi-Service Auth Platform
NEC is exhibiting its 'NEC顔リンクサービス' platform at Retail Tech Japan 2026. It enables single face registration for seamless use across multiple services. The goal is to eliminate registration hassles and implement a face-pass economic ecosystem via trials.
US Eyes Sweeping Chip Export Controls
The US is reportedly considering sweeping new controls on chip exports. A drafted proposal would involve the US government in every chip sale worldwide, regardless of origin country. This could reshape global semiconductor supply chains critical for AI hardware.
CVS & Google Cloud Launch AI Health Platform
CVS Health is partnering with Google Cloud to launch Health100, an AI-powered platform designed as a one-stop destination for consumer healthcare. CVS Chief Experience & Technology Officer Tilak Mandadi states it empowers consumers to take ownership of their health.
Galaxy Book 6 Pro Beats Ultra Model
Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Pro features the latest Panther Lake chipset and 20-hour battery life. It offers a well-balanced design that keeps up with professional demands. The review prefers it over the Ultra model.
ByteDance Seedance 2.0 Hits Compute, Copyright Walls
ByteDance launched its Seedance 2.0 AI video model, which initially seemed unstoppable. Heavy demand quickly strained the company's compute capacity. Copyright complaints have also piled up, hampering further ambitions.
Pentagon Labels Anthropic Supply Chain Risk
The US Pentagon has designated Anthropic, an artificial intelligence firm, as a supply chain risk. This is the first time a US company has received such a label.
AI Projector Beams Makeup from Voice Descriptions
Japanese researchers created an AI projector system that projects makeup onto faces. It interprets mood phrases like 'night rose' into color combinations. Enables hands-free beauty application.
Hollard Pilots AI for Claims Efficiency
Hollard Insurance is piloting AI in its claims division to streamline operations. The initiative is touted for its 'tremendous upside' in disaster claims management. This represents an early adoption of AI in insurance workflows.
MacBook Neo vs Air: Pick Wisely
MacBook Neo and 13-inch MacBook Air appear similar at first glance. However, closer inspection reveals key differences. The article provides reasons to choose one over the other.