Mark Zuckerberg is casting Meta as the optimistic, people-first face of AI, in a paid campaign that takes a swipe at doom-mongering rivals.

Nvidia donated a DGX GB300 supercomputer to the Naval Postgraduate School, a military first, to teach officers AI's uses and its limits.

Elon Musk thanked Micron for a 'significant' memory-chip allocation on Tesla's earnings call, even as he builds Terafab, a $55bn Tesla-SpaceX chip factory.

Nvidia's Jensen Huang told Axios that fears of mass AI job losses are 'complete nonsense'. His argument: don't mistake your task for your job.

Apple is refreshing its whole Mac line across this autumn and next year, including a first-ever touchscreen OLED MacBook. The driver: AI demand.

OpenAI will spend over $30bn on a 3.2-gigawatt data centre near Savannah, Georgia. It's now designing Stargate sites itself, and courting wary neighbours.

Science Corp's Prima retina implant restores some sight and has won EU approval, the first US brain-implant device to reach ordinary patients.

Shanghai's Psibot has reached a $1.48bn valuation building 'world models' for robots. Its founder says embodied AI's 'GPT-2 moment' is two years away.

Foreign investors applied to pour $40.6bn into Thailand in H1, up 80%, with AI and data centres taking three-quarters of the total.

Khosla Ventures, the first investor in OpenAI, is in talks to raise up to $5.5bn, its largest fund ever, as AI-era VCs chase record sums.

Tesla's Q2 revenue hit $28.24B (+26% YoY) with 480,126 deliveries. Operating income collapsed 57% to $398M. R&D spending jumped 49% to $2.37B on AI and robotics.

Google is adding a selfie video option to sign in and recover accounts. Handy if you're locked out, but it turns your face into a login credential.