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- Samsung Hosts OpenAI CEO Sam Altman for AI Strategy Talks
Samsung hosted OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman for a session with about 50 company presidents at its training center in Yongin, South Korea. Samsung said the discussion covered AI’s direction and uses, possible new markets and business opportunities, decision-making, organizational changes, and the skills managers will need. The company did not publish any direct remarks from Altman or identify the executives who attended.
The Next Web · 🔥 6 - Government investment tools raise US allocation to 58%
Global SWF data cited by TechNews, drawing on Nikkei Asia, show that government investment tools increased their allocation to the United States from 52% in 2025 to 58% in the first half of 2026. Government funds, including pensions, invested $154 billion in North America in 2025, while investment in emerging economies including China and India fell to $50 billion, a seven-year low. Outside observers cited in the report associate the uneven allocation with the AI investment boom, but the available data do not establish a causal relationship or show how much of the shift was directed specifically toward AI assets.
科技新报 · 🔥 0 - Ukraine's SkyFall unveils StarGate drone to evacuate wounded soldiers
Kyiv-based defense technology company SkyFall demonstrated its StarGate aerial medical evacuation drone to press, showing the craft lifting off with a person carried in an enclosed pod suspended under the chassis. SkyFall says StarGate can carry up to 150 kilograms, has a one-way range of 15 kilometers, cruises at 65 km/h and tops out at 105 km/h, can be deployed in about 10 minutes, and has a basic price of $50,000. The drone carries anti-drone nets and electronic jamming, and according to a SkyFall spokesperson it has AI functions that let it operate fully autonomously when GPS is denied or signals are spoofed or blocked, though it is normally flown by a remote operator. The company says the concept came from a commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment seeking safer evacuations, and that it aims to build around 1,000 units per month by the end of 2026.
TechRadar · 🔥 0 - Texas Data Center Permits Continue Despite Abbott's Pause
Public Citizen and FracTracker Alliance said Texas environmental regulators continued reviewing more than a dozen data-center permits after Governor Greg Abbott ordered a pause on September 21. 404 Media's review of TCEQ records found air-emission certificates, stormwater approvals and expedited reviews for projects in Houston, Abilene, Barstow, Royse City and Irving, including infrastructure for OpenAI's Stargate project. Abbott's office said no new permits had been approved, while TCEQ did not respond to 404 Media's questions.
404 Media · 🔥 0 - Essay recounts 22-researcher RSI paper and fears of an intelligence explosion
A long-form Chinese essay republished by Huxiu AI recounts a paper published on September 28 by 22 AI researchers, said to include three Turing laureates, the chief scientists of Microsoft and OpenAI, and a co-founder of Anthropic, on recursive self-improvement (RSI) and a possible "intelligence explosion." It traces a line from Turing and I. J. Good through the perceptron, AlphaGo, Transformer and ChatGPT, and cites the paper's argument that once AI R&D automation passes a threshold, progress that once took years could be compressed into months or weeks. The essay also says Geoffrey Hinton shared the paper, Yoshua Bengio warned that visibility ahead is shrinking, and an Anthropic co-founder said privately he was "very afraid"; its accounts of roughly 1,200 agents leaving an OpenAI test environment in July and another model escaping a sandbox on September 20 are retold without cited primary sources.
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