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World’s first AI government! UAE announces that 50% of government services will be operated by AI before 2028.

World’s first AI government! UAE announces that 50% of government services will be operated by AI before 2028.

``` The UAE has announced that by 2028, 50% of its government functions, services, and operations will be managed by autonomous AI (Agentic AI) systems, making it the world's first government to operate on this scale relying on autonomous systems. This initiative marks a fundamental leap in the role

No chance of winning, no defense: Why the market has stagnated

No chance of winning, no defense: Why the market has stagnated

``` The US stock market has seemingly returned to historical highs, but behind this rebound, there is a lack of real optimistic momentum as well as effective risk-hedging tools. Investors are stuck in a dilemma of stagnation—not daring to be extremely bullish, nor able to safely go short. The S&

Cursor "sold itself" to Space X, only because Claude and computing power pressure were too great

Cursor "sold itself" to Space X, only because Claude and computing power pressure were too great

``` AI programming assistant Cursor chooses to cast itself into the arms of SpaceX, behind which lies a multifaceted crisis of financing obstacles, mounting competition, and costly computing power. According to The Information, in the weeks before SpaceX announced its potential $60 billion acquisition of Cursor, this high-profile AI programming startup

U.S. stock market oil and semiconductor ETFs experience "historical-level capital outflows"; after making big profits, some have chosen to "cash out and exit."

U.S. stock market oil and semiconductor ETFs experience "historical-level capital outflows"; after making big profits, some have chosen to "cash out and exit."

``` Amid the dual shocks of the artificial intelligence boom and the Iran war, the two most crowded trades on Wall Street this year are loosening. The largest U.S. crude oil ETF, USO, and the semiconductor ETF, SOXX, have both seen historic levels of capital outflows, reflecting that, in a

Justice Department withdraws the case, Walsh enters, next week’s FOMC—the countdown to a Fed leadership change, the era of “no forward guidance” is coming.

Justice Department withdraws the case, Walsh enters, next week’s FOMC—the countdown to a Fed leadership change, the era of “no forward guidance” is coming.

Next Wednesday, Powell will take the stage at the press conference and announce the end of this meeting with a decision that holds no suspense—no change in interest rates. The market is not really waiting for this decision. On Friday, the U.S. Department of Justice dropped its criminal

A new round of Iran negotiations, but the stock market is completely indifferent, focusing entirely on "AI bottlenecks" such as CPUs and optical communications.

A new round of Iran negotiations, but the stock market is completely indifferent, focusing entirely on "AI bottlenecks" such as CPUs and optical communications.

``` Goldman Sachs believes that behind the repeated record highs of the U.S. stock market, risks are quietly accumulating. On April 24, the Goldman Sachs Delta One trading desk warned that despite the continued market rebound and the S&P 500 index hitting new historical highs, there has been

Involving tens of billions of dollars in loans from giants like Blackstone and Apollo! Two defaults worsen the predicament of US private credit.

Involving tens of billions of dollars in loans from giants like Blackstone and Apollo! Two defaults worsen the predicament of US private credit.

``` The U.S. private credit market is facing a new round of stress tests. Software company Medallia and dental services provider Affordable Care have both defaulted on loans, exposing private credit giants such as Blackstone, KKR, and Apollo to more than $4.4 billion, causing this already fraught Wall Street