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Aortman New Year's message: OpenAI begins to shift its focus towards "superintelligence."
① OpenAI CEO Altman recently stated that the company will focus on building general AI (AGI); ② Altman mentioned that in the coming years, the first batch of AI agents may join the workforce, changing company output; ③ Altman also pointed out that OpenAI is beginning to shift its focus towards superintelligence, which could significantly accelerate scientific discoveries and innovations.
Is Taiwan Semiconductor's 2-nanometer chip facing difficulties? Apple is reportedly postponing testing, while NVIDIA and Qualcomm may switch to Samsung.
①According to reports, Apple has postponed its plan to use Taiwan Semiconductor's 2-nanometer chips, possibly delaying it until 2026 for the iPhone 18 series; ②The current yield rate of Taiwan Semiconductor's 2-nanometer process is only 60%, resulting in high costs, which is a significant reason for many companies to seek diversified suppliers; ③NVIDIA and Qualcomm currently seem to be collaborating with Samsung to test the 2-nanometer chip process in order to break Taiwan Semiconductor's dominant position.
Israel Englander's Millennium Management Dumps Nvidia, Loads Up On Broadcom — Here's What The $70 Billion Hedge Fund Sees