AB Kuai Dong
AB Kuai Dong
Passionate about research, family, and sharing, he joined the industry in 2016 and now lives in Tokyo.
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I finally understand why Musk is criticizing the recent lawsuit with OpenAI and the jury involved.
Having people who don't use AI judge lawsuits involving AI companies... this actually happened in 2026.
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Elon Musk officially appeared in court today, facing off against OpenAI, claiming that if not stopped, humanity will face existential dangers. This is a brief summary of his 1 hour and 40 minutes of testimony, which he will continue tomorrow.
• He believes that AI could surpass human intelligence as early as next year, and if it is in the hands of unreliable people, humanity will face survival risks.
• He stated that OpenAI was originally a non-profit, open-source organization aimed at countering large companies like Google and focusing on AI safety.
• Later, OpenAI was forcibly turned into a profit-making structure by Sam Altman, which has betrayed its original mission. If an untrustworthy person controls AI, it poses a significant danger to the entire world.
• He believes this case has particularly large implications; if OpenAI wins, then anyone can turn a charitable organization into a profit-making one (accusing OpenAI of betraying the original intentions of Musk and Sam Altman, who founded it together, and later focusing on making money).
• At the same time, Musk claims that his companies, such as SpaceX, Starlink, and xAI, are described as companies that protect the future of humanity.
• He also mentioned a history where he once recruited Google scientist Ilya Sutskever to OpenAI, after which Google co-founder Larry Page never spoke to him again. He believes Ilya was the most core and valuable talent at Google at the time, implying that he was taken to OpenAI with information.
• Finally, Musk emphasized that in the entire Silicon Valley, there are very few who understand venture capital better than he does.
A little-known fact: today marks exactly 2 months since the start of the U.S.-Iran blockade in the Strait, which no one initially anticipated would turn into a long-term conflict.
According to sources cited by The Wall Street Journal, Trump has instructed his aides to prepare for a long-term blockade against Iran to force concessions on nuclear issues.
Trump believes that the risks of resuming bombings or directly exiting the conflict are higher than continuing the blockade. Even with the ongoing blockade, U.S. oil prices will continue to rise.
The U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has already led to the lowest number of vessels passing through the strait since the outbreak of the Iran war, as ships now face two blockades: the Iranian toll station and the U.S. inspection station.
Today, April 29, officially marks 2 months since the blockade of the strait began.
Elon Musk officially appeared in court today, facing off against OpenAI, claiming that if not stopped, humanity will face existential dangers. This is a brief summary of his 1 hour and 40 minutes of testimony, which he will continue tomorrow.
• He believes that AI could surpass human intelligence as early as next year, and if it is in the hands of unreliable people, humanity will face survival risks.
• He stated that OpenAI was originally a non-profit, open-source organization aimed at countering large companies like Google and focusing on AI safety.
• Later, OpenAI was forcibly turned into a profit-making structure by Sam Altman, which has betrayed its original mission. If an untrustworthy person controls AI, it poses a significant danger to the entire world.
• He believes this case has particularly large implications; if OpenAI wins, then anyone can turn a charitable organization into a profit-making one (accusing OpenAI of betraying the original intentions of Musk and Sam Altman, who founded it together, and later focusing on making money).
• At the same time, Musk claims that his companies, such as SpaceX, Starlink, and xAI, are described as companies that protect the future of humanity.
• He also mentioned a history where he once recruited Google scientist Ilya Sutskever to OpenAI, after which Google co-founder Larry Page never spoke to him again. He believes Ilya was the most core and valuable talent at Google at the time, implying that he was taken to OpenAI with information.
• Finally, Musk emphasized that in the entire Silicon Valley, there are very few who understand venture capital better than he does.
This is truly witnessing history, as the UAE announces its unilateral withdrawal from the world's largest oil alliance, OPEC.
The organization consists of 12 oil-producing countries, accounting for 38% of global crude oil production, with crude oil reserves making up 71.8% of the world's total. Historically, alliance members have discussed whether to increase or decrease crude oil production, thereby influencing oil prices.
Now, the UAE has unilaterally declared its exit from the organization and intends to increase crude oil production, leading to a split in the interests of the alliance.
Indeed, the regulations on AI-generated images have tightened. The Cyberspace Administration of China issued a statement indicating that platforms like Jianying, Maoxiang, and Jimeng AI have not effectively implemented the regulations for AI-generated content identification, leading to a large number of AI-generated fake images circulating on the internet.
As a result, measures such as interviews, orders for correction, warnings, and strict handling of responsible parties will be taken against the relevant platforms.
It should be noted that all three are AI products from ByteDance.
I didn't expect this plugin to become popular. A Japanese developer created a Google Chrome extension that, after you browse the web for 60 minutes, a cat will appear on your screen, forcing you to take a 5-minute break.
The original intention of this design is to remind people not to spend too much time in front of the computer, and it's called Cat Gatekeeper.
WeChat Transfer Assistant is truly a great invention. I used to always complain that it automatically compresses image quality and reduces saturation.
But I found that as long as I send AI-generated images over and then back again, and upload them to various social media platforms, they won't be automatically detected and flagged as AI.