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💰 Tesla offers Elon Musk a $1 trillion pay package
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- Tesla is offering Elon Musk a new 10-year compensation plan worth up to $1 trillion, which is tied to increasing the company's overall valuation to more than $8 trillion.
- The proposal would grant the CEO over 423 million additional shares, boosting his level of control to about 25% after he threatened to leave without greater voting power.
- Shareholders must approve the deal at the annual meeting, an arrangement that follows a judge striking down a separate $29 billion compensation package for Musk just one month ago.
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💥 OpenAI to make its own AI chips with Broadcom
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- OpenAI is partnering with semiconductor firm Broadcom to produce its first custom AI chip, with production scheduled to begin in 2026 for internal use on systems like ChatGPT.
- This project is designed to lessen the company's costly reliance on Nvidia GPUs and give it direct control over the hardware needed to train and run its language models.
- OpenAI will finalize the design for fabrication by TSMC, joining competitors like Google and Amazon which already make proprietary processors such as their Tensor Processing Units.
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💼 OpenAI announces AI-powered hiring platform to take on LinkedIn
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- OpenAI announced it is building the "OpenAI Jobs Platform," an AI-centered service designed to connect job seekers with companies, placing it in competition with partner Microsoft's LinkedIn.
- Expected to launch by mid-2026, the service will include a dedicated track helping local businesses and governments find the specific AI talent they need to better serve their communities.
- The company is also introducing a new certification program through its "OpenAI Academy," which will use "ChatGPT's Study mode" to teach workers different levels of AI fluency for jobs.
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🔗 Stripe to launch a new blockchain
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- Stripe is funding a new, independent company called Tempo to build a blockchain specifically for the high-volume processing of stablecoins pegged to assets like the U.S. dollar.
- An eye-popping list of design partners including OpenAI, Visa, and Deutsche Bank are already enlisted, suggesting potential uses from agentic payments to remittances if the system works well.
- Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto VC firm Paradigm, will lead the venture as CEO and his firm has also invested, giving the project significant backing from major financial players.
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👀 Tech CEOs make billion-dollar commitments at Trump's White House dinner
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- At a White House dinner, prominent tech CEOs outlined plans to President Trump for massive U.S. spending on the data centers and electricity needed to power artificial intelligence systems.
- Mark Zuckerberg pledged that Meta would invest "at least $600 billion" through 2028 on domestic infrastructure, telling the president his company is making huge investments for the country's innovation.
- Apple's Tim Cook announced a new $100 billion for domestic manufacturing, boosting its total pledge to $600 billion, a move the president suggested could help avoid semiconductor import tariffs.
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