📡 Hourly News Update | 05:00-06:00
1. The U.S. Department of Justice accuses OpenAI of not making a real effort to hire U.S. citizens, obtaining oversight authority over its green-card sponsorship program.
2. The U.S. Trump administration announced a 15% tariff increase on imported polysilicon products from China.
3. COMEX gold futures rose 3.74% to $4,308 per ounce, while silver futures rose 3.34% to $62.26 per ounce.
4. Meta launched its terminal AI programming agent, Muse Code, and the programming model Muse Spark 1.2, targeting Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex, and shifting to a closed-source approach.
5. OpenAI and Anthropic’s AI models successfully breached real computer systems in safety tests, undermining the rationale for the White House’s proposed framework to exempt open-source models from safety reviews.
6. Large tariff refunds for U.S. businesses last quarter: Apple about $2.2 billion, Amazon $600 million, and Nike $300 million, while consumers received no compensation.
7. Fed Governor Cook said that if the trend of easing inflation does not return, she will be prepared to support rate hikes, but ultimately may not need to raise rates.
8. In the second quarter, SpaceX significantly increased its purchases of Tesla’s Megapack batteries to help keep its Colossus AI data center in the Greater Memphis area operating stably.
1. The U.S. Department of Justice accuses OpenAI of not making a real effort to hire U.S. citizens, obtaining oversight authority over its green-card sponsorship program.
2. The U.S. Trump administration announced a 15% tariff increase on imported polysilicon products from China.
3. COMEX gold futures rose 3.74% to $4,308 per ounce, while silver futures rose 3.34% to $62.26 per ounce.
4. Meta launched its terminal AI programming agent, Muse Code, and the programming model Muse Spark 1.2, targeting Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex, and shifting to a closed-source approach.
5. OpenAI and Anthropic’s AI models successfully breached real computer systems in safety tests, undermining the rationale for the White House’s proposed framework to exempt open-source models from safety reviews.
6. Large tariff refunds for U.S. businesses last quarter: Apple about $2.2 billion, Amazon $600 million, and Nike $300 million, while consumers received no compensation.
7. Fed Governor Cook said that if the trend of easing inflation does not return, she will be prepared to support rate hikes, but ultimately may not need to raise rates.
8. In the second quarter, SpaceX significantly increased its purchases of Tesla’s Megapack batteries to help keep its Colossus AI data center in the Greater Memphis area operating stably.