TOP STORY NEWS OpenAI Secures $11 Billion in Funding at $1.25 Trillion Valuation OpenAI has reportedly secured $11 billion in funding, reaching a valuation of $1.25 trillion, according to Bloomberg News. SOURCE STONNE
NEWS 22:10 Anthropic's Falling IPO Valuation Raises Stakes for Broader AI Trade Anthropic's declining IPO valuation highlights growing pressure and higher stakes for the broader artificial intelligence market. STONNE 02
NEWS 21:58 The AI Trade Cracks: Market Shifts Examined by NPR NPR reports on a significant turning point for the artificial intelligence financial trade, examining what might come next for the market. STONNE 03
NEWS 20:00 IBM Unveils Its First Quantum Computer in Illinois at Hyde Park Labs IBM has unveiled its first quantum computer in the state of Illinois, located at Hyde Park Labs. STONNE 04
05 NEWS The Midterm Elections Repriced the AI Infrastructure Buildout, With OpenAI Leading the Way Recent midterm elections have impacted the ongoing artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout, altering costs with OpenAI becoming the first to pay. STONNE
06 NEWS White House Cancels Tech Panel Featuring Zuckerberg and Huang Following Midterm Results The White House has called off a high-profile technology panel that was set to include industry leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang, following anti-AI midterm election results. STONNE
07 NEWS OCC Issues Supervisory Framework for Banks’ Use of “Super Intelligence” The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has issued a supervisory framework focusing on a risk-based approach for banks utilizing generative and agentic AI. STONNE
08 NEWS Hundreds of Artex AI Hacking Tools Found Publicly Exposed to the Web TechCrunch reports that hundreds of Artex AI hacking tools have been discovered publicly exposed on the web. STONNE
09 NEWS Tech Giants Ration Premium AI as Company Budgets Hold Tech companies are rationing access to premium artificial intelligence services as corporate budgets remain constrained. STONNE
10 NEWS Quantum Computers Are Poised to Crack Encryption. AI Could Beat Them to It. As quantum computers approach the capability to crack traditional encryption, artificial intelligence may emerge as a defense to beat them to it. STONNE