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OpenAI’s GPT-5 Launch, South Korea’s National AI Model, Trump Targets Intel CEO, OpenStore’s Collapse, China’s Robot Mall Debut
Introduction:
In this episode, we explore five major developments shaping the tech and AI landscape. OpenAI has released GPT-5 to all 700 million ChatGPT users amid a massive $400 billion AI investment wave, though concerns arise as nearly half of AI-generated code remains insecure. Meanwhile, South Korea is making a bold move to build its own national AI model, led by industry giants SK Telecom and Naver, aiming to challenge the dominance of U.S. and Chinese tech. On the political front, former President Donald Trump demands the immediate resignation of Intel’s CEO, raising questions about the future of critical CHIPS Act funding. In e-commerce, Keith Rabois’s OpenStore faces a dramatic collapse, liquidating over 40 brands after its valuation plummeted from $1 billion to just $50 million. Lastly, China launches its first “Robot Mall” in Beijing, showcasing life-size humanoid robots as part of a $20 billion plan to create a robot workforce and host a Robot Olympics.
Content and Timestamp:
00:00:35 OpenAI Unveils GPT-5 Amid Industry Pressure for ROI and Enterprise Adoption
00:04:24 South Korea's Unique Approach to National AI Model: A Bid for AI Sovereignty
00:07:34 Trump Demands Intel CEO's Resignation Over Alleged China Ties, Sparking Controversy
00:11:43 E-commerce Aggregator OpenStore Collapses, Shedding 40+ Brands and Valued at a Fraction of its Peak
00:15:22 China's First 'Robot Mall' Opens in Beijing, Selling Humanoids and More
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In this episode, we explore five major developments shaping the tech and AI landscape. OpenAI has released GPT-5 to all 700 million ChatGPT users amid a massive $400 billion AI investment wave, though concerns arise as nearly half of AI-generated code remains insecure. Meanwhile, South Korea is making a bold move to build its own national AI model, led by industry giants SK Telecom and Naver, aiming to challenge the dominance of U.S. and Chinese tech. On the political front, former President Donald Trump demands the immediate resignation of Intel’s CEO, raising questions about the future of critical CHIPS Act funding. In e-commerce, Keith Rabois’s OpenStore faces a dramatic collapse, liquidating over 40 brands after its valuation plummeted from $1 billion to just $50 million. Lastly, China launches its first “Robot Mall” in Beijing, showcasing life-size humanoid robots as part of a $20 billion plan to create a robot workforce and host a Robot Olympics.
Content and Timestamp:
00:00:35 OpenAI Unveils GPT-5 Amid Industry Pressure for ROI and Enterprise Adoption
00:04:24 South Korea's Unique Approach to National AI Model: A Bid for AI Sovereignty
00:07:34 Trump Demands Intel CEO's Resignation Over Alleged China Ties, Sparking Controversy
00:11:43 E-commerce Aggregator OpenStore Collapses, Shedding 40+ Brands and Valued at a Fraction of its Peak
00:15:22 China's First 'Robot Mall' Opens in Beijing, Selling Humanoids and More
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