Hello, everyone at Damoa! 😊
It's time to easily and funnily unravel difficult IT news through cartoons, and we're back for the 28th week.
This week, rumors swirled around Google's next artificial intelligence (AI) model. It was a week where big tech companies like Meta (Facebook and Instagram) and OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, threw down big bets.
Let's take a look at it slowly through cartoons below? 👇
(You can view it by flipping through the images.)
1️⃣ How do people who created AI use it? Fable tips from Anthropic employees
Anthropic employees who created 'Claude' say they use it a little differently. The key is not to just give the AI short commands, but to define its role and situation, such as "You are a veteran marketer in ○○ situation," and also inform them of constraints like budget and time! They say that treating AI not as a machine but as a 'colleague' will make a big difference in the results. Try it out today. 😊
2️⃣ "Meta, renting out leftover AI computing power!" — Cloud market perception shift
There's news that Meta is considering a business of renting out excess computer resources to other companies because they built massive data centers for AI. This news caused Meta's stock price to soar, while the stock prices of similar rental companies fell. Although not yet confirmed, this story could shake up the cloud market.
3️⃣ What is Google's next weapon? Gemini next-generation model rumor roundup
There are rumors that Google's new AI 'Gemini 3.5 Pro' will be released in July. It is said to be able to read dozens of books at once and has significantly improved math and coding skills. Expectations are high for a head-on confrontation with OpenAI's GPT-5.6 and Anthropic's Fable 5. However, please remember that this is still just a 'rumor,' not an official announcement.
4️⃣ Did OpenAI offer a 5% stake to the US government? A $60 billion bet (Technology & Economy)
There are reports that OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has proposed offering a 5% stake (worth about $60 billion) to the US government. The stated purpose is "to share AI profits with the people," but there is also analysis that this is a card to ease the recent pressure from the government's AI regulations. It is still in the early stages of discussion, so it remains to be seen whether it will actually materialize.
I hope you enjoyed this week as well. See you next week with more useful news! 🙌
