Nvidia's stock fell over 6% on Tuesday, a decline that occurred the day after the company announced its next-generation AI chips, following a record high in stock price. This drop is partly attributed to a broader sell-off of tech stocks due to soaring U.S. Treasury yields. Nevertheless, Nvidia continues to be recognized as the strongest performer among the so-called 'Super Seven Giants', with a stock price increase of 185% over the past year and more than 900% over the past two years. As artificial intelligence continues to thrive, Nvidia has become the biggest beneficiary.

Recently, Microsoft announced that its email client Outlook will introduce a new feature called 'Copilot Themes,' which is an AI-driven theme customization option aimed at providing users with a more personalized visual experience. This feature requires support from Copilot Pro or enterprise licenses, allowing users to add a unique look to Outlook. This AI-driven theme feature will be available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

Recently, a survey conducted by Dice on the technology industry revealed a complex attitude among professionals, despite numerous challenges faced by the job market in the past year. According to the survey of 910 technology professionals and employers, although short-term economic views have turned pessimistic, there remains an optimistic sentiment about the future. Source of the image: The image is AI-generated and authorized by service provider Midjourney. The survey results indicate that 31% of technology professionals hold a cautiously optimistic view of the economic situation for the coming year.

Recently, OpenAI faced a wave of executive departures, with the exit of three senior management members drawing widespread attention. To alleviate investment concerns, the company's CFO, Sarah Friar, communicated a positive message to the public via an email. In the message, she reiterated that OpenAI will continue to focus on developing artificial intelligence technologies that benefit investors, demonstrating the company's confidence in the future. Friar revealed that OpenAI's ongoing $6.5 billion funding round has been oversubscribed, with expectations of completion soon.

In 2023, sales of AI domains reached 5.5 million dollars, significantly up from the previous two years. The sales of AI domains have shown a year-on-year growth trend over the past few years, and 2024 is expected to see more transactions. Elliot Silver predicts that sales of AI domains in 2024 will reach 10 million dollars. AI domains have become a hot investment topic, with auction sales in early 2024 already hitting 360,000 dollars. Market participants have varying opinions on the sales of AI domains in 2024, with expectations ranging from 8 million to 10.5 million dollars.