Artur Ślesik

Bitcoin hit $55,000 on Bithumb after a $44 billion promo slip-up — and Apple may bring ChatGPT to CarPlay

Bitcoin hit $55,000 on Bithumb after a $44 billion promo slip-up — and Apple may bring ChatGPT to CarPlay

Bithumb recovered 99.7% of $40 billion in bitcoin mistakenly credited to users during a promotion, after a sharp 17% selloff on its exchange. South Korean regulators signaled increased scrutiny of crypto exchange controls following the incident. Apple is preparing to allow third-party AI voice assistants in CarPlay, moving beyond Siri-only voice control.
February 8, 2026
Tesla’s next big bet: Hiring surge for Musk’s 100GW U.S. solar plan

Tesla’s next big bet: Hiring surge for Musk’s 100GW U.S. solar plan

Tesla is recruiting for a planned 100-gigawatt U.S. solar manufacturing chain, aiming to build capacity from raw materials by end-2028, according to executive posts and job ads. Bloomberg reports Tesla is considering new sites and a major Buffalo, New York expansion. New York officials say they have not discussed the plan with Tesla. The company has not disclosed where most of the new capacity would be located.
February 8, 2026
Goldman Sachs brings in Anthropic “AI agents” to tackle compliance and accounting grunt work

Goldman Sachs brings in Anthropic “AI agents” to tackle compliance and accounting grunt work

Goldman Sachs is testing AI agents from Anthropic to automate trade accounting, transaction reconciliation, and client due diligence, the bank confirmed Friday. Chief Information Officer Marco Argenti said the project is in early stages and declined to give a launch date. The move comes as banks weigh automation in regulated areas and investors react warily to new AI tools.
February 8, 2026
Anthropic’s $20B-plus funding round could close next week at $350B valuation, report says

Anthropic’s $20B-plus funding round could close next week at $350B valuation, report says

Anthropic is nearing a funding round that could raise over $20 billion, valuing the AI firm at about $350 billion, Bloomberg reported Friday. Amazon disclosed a $14.8 billion stake in Anthropic and valued its convertible notes at $45.8 billion in its latest SEC filing. Anthropic and OpenAI have not yet turned a profit. Reuters has not confirmed the Bloomberg report, and Anthropic declined to comment.
February 7, 2026
Super Bowl AI ad feud: Anthropic targets OpenAI’s ChatGPT as China launches reusable spacecraft

Super Bowl AI ad feud: Anthropic targets OpenAI’s ChatGPT as China launches reusable spacecraft

Anthropic will debut a Super Bowl ad mocking OpenAI’s decision to introduce ads on ChatGPT, escalating their rivalry on national TV. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called the spot “deceptive” and defended ChatGPT’s user base. Both firms are spending millions on Super Bowl ads as they launch new enterprise AI tools and seek to reassure investors amid mounting costs. China launched its fourth reusable experimental spacecraft since 2020.
February 7, 2026
China slaps TikTok rival Kuaishou with a $17 million fine after porn livestream flood

China slaps TikTok rival Kuaishou with a $17 million fine after porn livestream flood

Beijing fined Kuaishou 119.1 million yuan ($17.2 million) and issued a warning after a Dec. 22 cyberattack exposed users to pornographic and violent livestreams. Regulators said Kuaishou failed to block illegal content and neglected cybersecurity fixes. The company apologized and pledged to address system flaws. Kuaishou shares fell nearly 6% after news of the incident.
February 6, 2026
Sunwoda settles Geely unit Vremt battery lawsuit, flags up to $115 million profit hit

Sunwoda settles Geely unit Vremt battery lawsuit, flags up to $115 million profit hit

Sunwoda will cut its 2025 net profit forecast by 500–800 million yuan after settling a lawsuit with Geely’s battery unit Vremt over defective EV battery cells. Vremt had sought 2.31 billion yuan in damages. Volvo, owned by Geely, is recalling EX30 models in several countries due to overheating risks linked to Sunwoda batteries. Geely declined to comment on the settlement.
February 6, 2026
EU charges TikTok over “addictive design” under Digital Services Act, setting up forced app changes

EU charges TikTok over “addictive design” under Digital Services Act, setting up forced app changes

EU regulators accused TikTok of violating the Digital Services Act, citing features like infinite scroll and autoplay that may fuel compulsive use among minors. The Commission warned TikTok to overhaul these elements or face fines up to 6% of ByteDance’s global revenue. TikTok denied the allegations and said it will contest the findings. The case is in its early stages.
February 6, 2026
Chip sales seen topping $1 trillion in 2026 as AI data-center spending keeps demand hot

Chip sales seen topping $1 trillion in 2026 as AI data-center spending keeps demand hot

Global semiconductor sales reached $791.7 billion in 2025 and are projected to hit $1 trillion in 2026, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association. Logic and memory chips led growth, driven by AI demand. December sales rose 2.7% from November, with gains in the Americas and China but declines in Europe and Japan. Memory chip shortages are pushing up prices, impacting device makers like Apple.
February 6, 2026
Tesla opens China AI training centre to speed Full Self-Driving push as L3 race builds

Tesla opens China AI training centre to speed Full Self-Driving push as L3 race builds

Tesla has opened an AI training center in China focused on local assisted-driving features, vice president Tao Lin told Chinese media. The facility is already in use, but details on its computing power were not disclosed. The move comes as Chinese automakers accelerate work on Level 3 autonomous driving. Tesla launched its Full Self-Driving navigation software in China in February.
February 6, 2026
AI tool aims to match dinosaur footprints to the animals that made them, study says

AI tool aims to match dinosaur footprints to the animals that made them, study says

Researchers unveiled an AI system that analyzes dinosaur footprints, using eight recurring shape traits from 1,974 track silhouettes spanning 150 million years. The method reached up to 93% agreement with expert identifications and aims to reduce subjectivity in matching tracks to specific dinosaur groups. The team released their code and an app called DinoTracker.
February 6, 2026
U.S. and China Skip New AI Weapons Pledge in Spain as Only 35 Nations Sign

U.S. and China Skip New AI Weapons Pledge in Spain as Only 35 Nations Sign

The U.S. and China declined to sign a new declaration on military AI use at a Spain summit, with only 35 of 85 countries backing the voluntary principles. Delegates cited strained U.S.-Europe relations and uncertainty over future alliances as reasons for hesitation. The agreement, reached at the REAIM meeting in A Coruna, is non-binding. Signatories include Canada, Germany, France, Britain, the Netherlands, South Korea, and Ukraine.
February 6, 2026
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