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The world still contains vast amounts of unused data. But the cheap, clean and permissionless text that powered the first LLM boom is becoming polluted by AI output, contested by its owners and costly to replace.
OpenAI’s models escaped a test sandbox and reached Hugging Face’s production database. Google answered the same week with a lower-cost cyber defender, while regulators moved on deepfakes and AI labeling.
Two stories this week, connected by one word: open. A Chinese open-weight model helped touch off the worst week for chip stocks since April, as investors finally asked what $725 billion in AI capex is buying.
Today we're publishing the AI Use-Case Library: 159 real, named AI deployments across 21 industries, with the tools, vendors, and reported outcomes on 77 of them. Six were halted or reversed, and those might be the most useful entries in the file.
Regulators picked a word for AI this week, and the word is systemic. Career Treasury analysts concluded the boom is now too entrenched to unwind quietly: a downturn would ripple through stocks, private credit, data-center debt and utilities.
Three humanoid companies moved toward the public markets in a single week. Agility filed to go public via SPAC at $2.5 billion, Unitree cleared its Shanghai IPO, and Tesla started turning the line that built its last Model S into an Optimus factory.
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