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March 4, 2026
Goldman CEO Bullish on AI Productivity
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon views AI prospects positively, predicting massive productivity gains. He shared this outlook during a Bloomberg interview on 'The Asia Trade.'
China Tech Rout Worsens on AI Spending
China's megacap tech stocks suffer $600B rout with no relief in sight. Investors fear escalating AI costs amid fierce competition.
CATL, Rio Tinto Ink Electrification MOU
CATL and Rio Tinto signed an MOU focusing on electrification strategy, supply chain, and circular economy. Key areas include mining electrification, battery material recycling, and key mineral cycles. They aim to explore commercial paths and cooperation models.
Claude Code Critical Vulnerability Exposed
Check Point detailed a severe vulnerability in Claude Code. Malicious config files enable remote code execution and API key leaks. Opening suspicious projects alone risks triggering attacks.
Apple iOS 26.3.1 Released, AI Absent in China
Apple released iOS 26.3.1 official update (build 23D8133), the first since Lunar Horse Year. It includes minor functional improvements and bug fixes. AI features eagerly awaited by mainland China users are still unavailable.
Union Advances on Tesla Berlin Plant
Tesla's Berlin-area factory faces IG Metall union push for influence via works council elections. Voting started Monday, results due Wednesday. This key German labor body negotiates for workers against management.
Meta CFO Confirms Custom AI Training Chips
Meta's CFO affirmed the company's commitment to developing in-house chips despite major deals with top manufacturers. The focus is on custom processors to train future AI models. This strategy aims to support Meta's growing AI ambitions.
Microsoft Phi-4 15B Self-Thinking Multimodal AI
Microsoft launched the open-weight Phi-4 15B multimodal model, which uniquely decides when to deeply reason or directly answer. With 15 billion parameters, it's designed for image description, UI element detection, and complex math reasoning tasks.
Seedance 2.0 Video Gen at 1 Yuan/Second
Seedance 2.0 has announced pricing for its AI video generation service at 1 RMB per second. This makes professional-quality video synthesis more accessible to creators and developers. The update appears in Titanium Media's daily tech news roundup.
90% GenAI Productivity Win, 6% Daily Use
PwC survey finds 90% feel GenAI productivity gains in Japan. Yet only 6% use it daily, signaling adoption lag. Explores global org culture differences for new tools.
Grammarly's AI Mimics Dead Authors
Grammarly introduces 'expert' AI reviews styled after famous authors, dead or alive. The tool is provided by the rebranded Superhuman company. It generates feedback using their works without permission.
Altman: OpenAI Can't Control Pentagon AI Use
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told employees the company cannot control how the Pentagon uses its AI products in military operations. This admission comes amid growing scrutiny over military AI deployment and ethics concerns from AI workers. Altman stated, 'You do not get to make operational decisions.'
TerraPower Approved for First Nuclear Plant
TerraPower has received regulatory approval to begin construction of its first nuclear power plant. The facility won't be completed until at least 2030. It still requires an operating license to become operational.
Anthropic CEO Blasts OpenAI Military Lies
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei labeled OpenAI's messaging on a military deal as 'straight up lies'. Anthropic abandoned its Pentagon contract over AI safety concerns. OpenAI then secured the deal.
Self-Evolving Rust AI Coding Agent
A 200-line Rust AI agent autonomously evolves, refactoring code, filing GitHub issues, and growing to 1,500+ lines in 4 days without human input. It procrastinates on features like streaming and self-notes limitations. Repo and journal publicly available.
Amazon Cuts Robotics Staff
Amazon has laid off staff in its robotics division amid ongoing cost reductions. These cuts are distinct from the January layoffs impacting over 16,000 corporate employees.
Zuck Downplays Meta Research in Child Trial
Mark Zuckerberg testified in a New Mexico child safety trial, downplaying Meta's internal research on social media addiction and teen usage on Facebook and Instagram. He questioned studies linking feedback to increased visits, 20% of 11-year-olds as users, and negative well-being effects. The testimony is part of a lawsuit alleging Meta prioritizes growth over child safety.
Trump Unveils AI Pledge for Power Funding
Former President Trump announced an AI industry pledge where companies like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI commit to funding power plants and grid upgrades for their data centers. This addresses surging energy demands from AI operations.
Iran's AI War Propaganda Push
Iranian state TV and social media portray a defiant, distorted war view despite heavy losses. Propagandists maintain confident online posture. Some content is AI-generated.
Open-Source Genome AI on Trillions of Bases
A new open-source AI model for genomics, called the Large Genome Model, has been trained on trillions of DNA bases. It excels at identifying genes, regulatory sequences, splice sites, and other genomic elements. This advances accessible AI tools for biological research.