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  1. AI megafunds reshape venture capital ahead of major IPOs

    Newcomer reports that Anthropic’s pre-IPO fundraising prompted Menlo Ventures, Lightspeed and ICONIQ to raise larger funds, seek co-investors and market special-purpose vehicles to write bigger checks. OpenAI is reportedly discussing a $30 billion fundraise at a $1.25 trillion valuation, which Newcomer attributes to CNBC. The analysis also says a Stanford and Ohio State ranking of 50 AI-focused venture firms placed a16z first, ahead of Lightspeed, Menlo Ventures, Sequoia and ICONIQ Growth.

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  2. Nvidia's Huang says he'd cut chip supply to unsafe-AI buyers, urges China cooperation

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told Bloomberg in London that he would halt chip supply to a customer developing unsafe AI software, while framing the answer as hypothetical and saying he would talk to the customer first; he also said current concern about the technology is not warranted and that safety should be solved through engineering rather than regulation, with Nvidia building a team to sell containment and monitoring technology. Separately, he told CNBC that Nvidia "absolutely must" cooperate with Chinese AI companies to monitor risks from what he called a potentially dangerous technology, and said he has ongoing dialogs with researchers in China. In a separate BG2 podcast interview, Huang said customer orders for AI chips continue to exceed Nvidia's supply capacity, with new orders arriving almost daily, and estimated that frontier AI labs account for roughly 25% to 30% of Nvidia's overall compute demand.

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  3. Michael Dell says AI needs safeguards, with government playing a role

    Dell CEO Michael Dell said AI models need safeguards and controls, with both companies and government playing a role in safety. According to IT之家's report citing CNBC, he compared the technology to fire — able to warm a home or burn a village — and said it must therefore be controlled, adding that AI tool developers should set clear permission boundaries. IT之家 said recent debate about the potentially catastrophic consequences of self-improving AI models was sparked by a post from former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon.

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