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In a recent legal dispute, Elon Musk's lawyer stated that if OpenAI decides to abandon its transition to a for-profit company, they will withdraw the $97.4 billion acquisition offer for OpenAI's non-profit division. This news has sparked widespread attention in the tech community. Musk has long opposed OpenAI's transition from a non-profit organization to a for-profit enterprise. He believes that OpenAI should adhere to its original non-profit mission to ensure that its technology development and applications benefit all of humanity. In contrast,

In documents recently filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, billionaire Elon Musk's lawyers stated that if OpenAI's board can "uphold the mission of the charity" and halt its transition to a for-profit company, Musk will withdraw his proposed $97.4 billion acquisition of the nonprofit organization. The documents emphasized that Musk's acquisition proposal is "serious" and indicated that the OpenAI nonprofit must receive compensation commensurate with what a typical market buyer would pay for its assets.

Last Thursday, domestic tech company Shanji launched its first AI camera glasses, marking an important milestone in the domestic AI eyewear field. The glasses are priced at 1499 Yuan, while the first batch of 50,000 co-creation units was sold at a discounted price of 999 Yuan, reportedly even lower than similar products from Xiaomi. Additionally, Shanji introduced a special promotion where users can receive a full refund if they check in 200 days within 300 days (not necessarily consecutively), which undoubtedly increases the product's appeal.

OpenAI is currently in a round of funding negotiations expected to raise nearly $7 billion. According to insiders, Apple has recently withdrawn from participating in this round of talks, which are set to conclude next week. Another two tech giants, Microsoft and Nvidia, are also in discussions to join this round of negotiations. Insiders suggest that Microsoft is expected to invest an additional $1 billion on top of its previous investment of $13 billion in the company. The funding negotiations are not yet finalized, and participants and investment amounts may change. This round of financing will help OpenAI further advance.

UK AI chip company Graphcore has laid off most of its employees in China and stopped sales in the country due to increased U.S. export controls. Once a popular startup in Europe, Graphcore is now facing losses, order losses, and funding difficulties. The company's CEO pointed out that the Chinese market accounted for 20% to 25% of its revenue, and the layoff decision will impact its development in China. Graphcore is struggling with bad luck, management mistakes, and software issues, leading to unclear business direction and low morale. The UK government has not included Graphcore in its domestic support.

In an AI-generated travel article published by Microsoft, tourists were recommended to visit a food bank in Ottawa. After the article was retracted, Microsoft stated that they are investigating the review process. The media manager of the Ottawa food bank remarked that this statement is clearly insensitive and was not vetted through human editing.