Sam Altman's Worldcoin project has garnered widespread attention and controversy for its combination of biometric iris scanning and cryptocurrency. Users obtain specific cryptocurrencies by scanning their irises, with their information linked to the blockchain to provide universal basic income. However, this process has raised concerns about privacy and data security, leading to investigations by more than 14 countries. Worldcoin is under scrutiny in at least 14 countries, including France, the UK, South Korea, and Chile. Privacy officials state they are collaborating with regulatory agencies, but progress on this collaboration has been limited.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted a photo of summer garden strawberries on social media platform X, igniting speculation that it may be related to the new project 'Strawberry'. The image and accompanying caption suggest that a new model is about to be released, leading to enthusiastic discussions among netizens. Notable account @kimmonismus analyzed it as a clue, and industry leader Bindu Reddy also expressed agreement. Recently, a new model named 'Anonymous Chatbot' appeared on the lmsys platform.

Anthropic has released a series of Claude3 models that outperform OpenAI's GPT-4 and Google's Gemini 1.0 in various benchmark tests. Founders Dario Amodei and Daniela Amodei left OpenAI to establish Anthropic, emphasizing AI safety. The Claude3 series introduces 'Constitutional AI' technology focused on AI safety. Anthropic plans to continue this initiative.

The Guangzhou Internet Court ruled on the world's first case of a generative AI service infringing another's copyright. In the early stages of the generative AI industry development, it is necessary to balance rights protection and industry growth. Shanghai Xinchuanghua Company discovered that Guangzhou Nianguang Company's website could generate images identical or similar to the Ultraman character involved in the case. Companies providing AIGC services that can generate Ultraman series images through AI artistry lost the lawsuit. The court ruled that the company infringed the plaintiff's rights to reproduction and adaptation of the Ultraman character in question, ordering it to cease infringement and compensate the plaintiff 10,000 yuan.

The Guangzhou Internet Court's ruling on the AI services infringing on the copyright of Ultraman has come into effect. The defendant infringed on the plaintiff's Ultraman work copyright during the provision of AI services. The court ordered the defendant to pay 10,000 yuan in economic damages. This is the world's first effective ruling on generative AI service infringement.

Ultraman made his first public appearance at a forum, marking his return as CEO after the 'coup turmoil' at OpenAI. He once again discussed artificial intelligence, describing the technological revolution triggered by AI as 'different from before, a little scary.' He emphasized the immense potential for AI to advance fields like healthcare and education, believing it will 'elevate the world.' However, he pointed out that companies like OpenAI must push boundaries to realize the full potential of this technology. When talking about AI safety, Ultraman stated, 'You have to deploy it' because 'it's impossible to do so in a vacuum.'

The board dismissed Ultraman due to a lack of trust, which is unrelated to AI safety. The dismissal was aimed at strengthening OpenAI's mission. Ultraman has apologized to Toner for her actions during the paper incident. Toner has tried to distance herself from the effective altruism movement, which has changed significantly recently, along with herself.

OpenAI announced that founder Ultraman has returned to the company as CEO to form a new board of directors, including Bret Taylor, Larry Summers, and Adam D'Angelo. Ultraman was fired last week, sparking employee protests. Microsoft announced Ultraman would join the company's leadership in the AI research team. OpenAI employees threatened to resign, demanding the reinstatement of Ultraman's position.

Over 700 OpenAI employees signed a letter demanding the board's resignation. The dismissal of Ultraman sparked infighting, with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella trying to retain key staff. Microsoft may establish a new senior AI team. Ilya is accused of being the mastermind behind the internal conflict, as employees oppose the board's decisions. Amid an exodus, core members include the head of GPT-4 and the head of the AI risk assessment team.

OpenAI suddenly fired Ultraman over the weekend, leading to a massive talent drain from the company. Ultraman subsequently joined Microsoft as the CEO of the newly established artificial intelligence division. Also joining Microsoft with Ultraman were OpenAI's president and core engineers. OpenAI employees collectively signed a letter demanding Ultraman's reinstatement or they would resign en masse. Microsoft has promised job positions to all OpenAI employees who wish to join.

Ultraman took only two days to go from being kicked out to returning as a savior, while Steve Jobs took 12 years. Both Ultraman and Steve Jobs are obsessed with Buddhist meditation and dropped out of college to start their own ventures. There were differences between Ultraman and OpenAI board scientist Sam Altman regarding the company's commercialization process. With the support of employees and investors, Ultraman quickly regained control of the OpenAI board. Ultraman aims to restructure the OpenAI board to ensure his control.