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⚠️Middle East tensions are starting to hit AI infrastructure. This week alone: • Two AWS data centers in the UAE were bombed • One AWS data center in Bahrain was also hit Amazon is reportedly asking customers to migrate workloads out of the region. Iran claims targeting Amazon and Microsoft infrastructure “dealt a serious blow”. Nvidia has closed its UAE offices What’s at stake: • OpenAI’s Stargate UAE • Planned 1GW AI data center in Abu Dhabi • Joint venture with G42 and Microsoft • First 200MW phase expected online in 2026 Microsoft’s UAE investment: • $15.2B commitment (2023–2029) • $4.6B already deployed Tens of billions of dollars in AI infrastructure across the Gulf could now be at risk. @aipost🏴

This engineer gave the OpenClaw AI its own body and witnessed it take its first breath. He successfully placed an AI into a physical form in our world. Source. @aipost🏴

OpenAI Employee Alma Maters. @aipost🏴

Petri dish of human brain cells grown on a microchip has learned to play DOOM. 🤯 Cortical Labs put 200,000 real human brain cells onto a silicon chip and trained them to play Doom in just one week. @aipost🏴

Chinese football robots. @aipost🏴

⚠️A top robotics leader just walked away from OpenAI. Caitlin Kalinowski says she resigned over concerns about AI being used for surveillance without judicial oversight and lethal systems operating without human authorization. She emphasized the decision wasn’t personal, saying she still respects Sam Altman and the team but some lines, in her view, deserved more debate. @aipost🏴

🗣Replit CEO Amjad Masad on wealth in the AI age: "There are a lot of different ways to build wealth, but all of them revolve around ownership as opposed to getting salaries." "When I got my first job in the US working for Codecademy... I told them, you can just pay me enough to eat. Just give me as much equity as you can give me." "I was paid $70,000 in New York City. You know how painful that was? I was living in a studio with other people." "But who cares? Your job is to build equity. The best way to build equity is to start a business. The second best way to build equity is to join a business that someone else started and get equity in it." @aipost🏴

📢OpenAI sued after ChatGPT allegedly acted like a lawyer A strange legal battle is unfolding in the U.S. Nippon Life Insurance Company of America has sued OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT effectively acted as an unlicensed lawyer and helped flood a federal court with useless filings. Here’s what happened: • A woman had already settled a disability lawsuit with Nippon Life in 2024. • Later, she uploaded an email from her lawyer into ChatGPT asking for advice. • According to the lawsuit, the AI validated her doubts about her attorney, so she fired the lawyer. From there things escalated. Using ChatGPT, she tried to reopen the closed case and reportedly filed dozens of motions and court documents that the insurer says had “no legitimate legal purpose.” The company claims responding to those filings cost about $300,000 in legal fees. Now Nippon Life is asking a court to: • Declare that OpenAI violated laws against unauthorized legal practice • Pay $300K in damages • And $10 million in punitive damages OpenAI says the lawsuit “lacks any merit.” The case could become one of the first major tests of whether AI tools can be held liable for giving legal advice. @aipost🏴

Dario Amodei's argument is that soldiers can follow their own moral standards and refuse to serve, but AI cannot. @aipost🏴

Internal cursor research shows that Anthropic us subsidizing hard to compete with its competitors: “According to a person familiar with the company’s internal analysis, Cursor estimated last year that a $200-per-month Claude Code subscription could use up to $2,000 in compute, suggesting significant subsidization by Anthropic. Today, that subsidization appears to be even more aggressive, with that $200 plan able to consume about $5,000 in compute, according to a different person who has seen analyses on the company’s compute spend patterns.“ Source. @aipost🏴

🔔Netflix just made one of the most dangerous moves in Hollywood They didn’t buy Warner Bros. Instead, they bought something potentially far more disruptive, a secretive AI company called InterPositive, founded by Ben Affleck. Most people have never heard of it and that was intentional. Affleck reportedly registered the company through a shell entity called Fin Bone LLC, quietly filing patents while continuing his career as an actor and director. What the AI does: It trains directly on a film’s raw footage (the dailies) and can then: • Relight scenes • Reframe shots • Remove stunt wires • Fix missing camera angles • Color-grade entire films • Add visual effects In short, work that currently takes large VFX and post-production teams weeks could potentially be done in minutes. The timing is interesting. Last week, Netflix walked away from an $83B bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. Wall Street loved the decision, the stock jumped 14%. Days later, Netflix quietly acquired technology that could reshape how films are finished. Instead of buying a traditional studio, they may have just bought thefuture production pipeline. And the timing couldn’t be more sensitive. The SAG-AFTRA contract expires in June, and AI is the biggest issue on the table, the last fight over it shut Hollywood down for months in 2023. Netflix says the technology will “empower filmmakers.” But one question hangs over the entire industry: What happens when a machine can do in seconds what thousands of artists currently do in weeks? @aipost🏴

This is huge. Bartosz Naskręcki is a top-tier mathematician. He just said his "personal Move 37" happened. GPT 5.4 just solved a task he has curated for 20 years. When an expert of this caliber says "the singularity has just happened," we are officially in a new era of science. @aipost🏴