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Summary: In today’s briefing, we analyze the collision of massive AI capital expenditures and deep ideological rifts. We break down the “QuadKill” of tech earnings, exploring how Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta plan to justify hundreds of billions in Capex. We cover the courtroom drama as Elon Musk testifies that OpenAI “stole a charity” on its path to a $1 Trillion valuation. We also deconstruct OpenAI’s strategic launch on Amazon Bedrock, Google’s controversial classified Pentagon deal that sparked a 600-employee mutiny, Anthropic’s new creative integrations, and regulatory crackdowns on Meta in the EU and Baidu in China.

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Important Topics:

• Elon Musk vs. OpenAI Trial: Musk testifies in federal court that OpenAI abandoned its founding mission, likening their for-profit pivot to “stealing a charity.”
• Big Tech Earnings (Capex QuadKill): Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta report strong earnings but signal staggering AI capital expenditures (up to $200B targets) to secure compute dominance.
• OpenAI Launches on AWS: Following its Microsoft contract restructure, OpenAI brings GPT-5.5, Codex, and Managed Agents to Amazon Bedrock.
• Google’s Classified Pentagon Deal: Over 600 Google employees sign an open letter protesting a new military AI contract authorized for “any lawful government purpose.”
• EU Targets Meta’s Age Checks: The European Commission rules that Meta fails to diligently block children under 13, threatening fines up to 6% of global turnover.
• China Halts Robotaxi Permits: Baidu, Pony AI, and WeRide face a regulatory freeze after 100 autonomous vehicles stalled and snarled traffic in Wuhan.
• Anthropic Claude for Creative Work: New direct software integrations for Adobe, Autodesk, and Blender to bring AI straight into creative workflows.
• Talkie (The 1930s AI): Researchers demo a 13B parameter AI trained exclusively on pre-1931 public domain text to bypass modern algorithmic bias.

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Elon Musk says OpenAI betrayed its mission

• Elon Musk told jurors in an Oakland federal court that OpenAI abandoned its founding mission when it shifted from a charity to a for-profit company, arguing the pivot amounts to “stealing a charity” and sets a dangerous precedent.
• OpenAI’s lawyer William Savitt countered that Musk himself pushed to restructure OpenAI as a for-profit in 2017 and wanted majority control, saying the lawsuit is really an attempt to hobble a rival to Musk’s own AI company, xAI.
• The three-week trial could reshape OpenAI as it approaches a trillion-dollar valuation and a planned public offering, with Musk seeking a court order to unwind the October for-profit conversion that gave Microsoft a 27% stake and the nonprofit 26%.

OpenAI launches models on AWS

• OpenAI’s models and its Codex coding agent are coming to Amazon Web Services through Amazon Bedrock, the two companies said Tuesday, with general availability expected in the next few weeks for AWS customers to try.
• A new service called Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI will let developers build customized agents that remember previous interactions, going beyond the open-weight OpenAI models that came to AWS back in August.
• The news follows Monday’s reworked Microsoft deal letting OpenAI serve customers on any cloud, and builds on a $38 billion AWS commitment from November plus a $50 billion Amazon investment tied to two gigawatts of Trainium chips.

EU says Meta fails underage user checks

• The European Commission has preliminarily ruled that Instagram and Facebook breach the Digital Services Act by failing to diligently identify and block children under 13 from using the platforms, despite Meta’s own age restrictions.
• Regulators said minors can enter false birth dates with no effective checks, Meta’s tools for reporting underage users are hard to use, and the company does not follow up on reports, letting children keep their accounts.
• If confirmed, the findings could lead to a fine of up to 6pc of Meta’s worldwide annual turnover, and the Commission wants Meta to overhaul its risk assessment and bring in age-assurance technologies that are accurate and non-intrusive.

Anthropic unveils Claude for Creative Work

• Anthropic has rolled out Claude for Creative Work, a set of integrations that plug its AI directly into creative software from Adobe, Autodesk, Ableton, Blender, and Splice rather than asking users to adopt a separate tool.
• Each connector targets a specific task: conversational 3D modelling in Autodesk Fusion, natural-language scripting in Blender, real-time visual control in Resolume, prompt-to-3D concepts in SketchUp, and in-app royalty-free sample search through Splice.
• Anthropic has also joined the Blender Development Fund as a patron and is partnering with the Rhode Island School of Design, Ringling College of Art and Design, and Goldsmiths to give students and faculty access to Claude.

China halts new self-driving permits after Baidu outage

• China has stopped issuing new licenses for autonomous vehicles after more than 100 Baidu Apollo Go robotaxis suddenly stalled on the streets of Wuhan on March 31, stranding passengers and snarling city traffic.
• Three agencies including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology met with officials from robotaxi pilot cities, calling for a full self-review and better safety monitoring, with no clear end date for the suspension.
• The freeze blocks companies from adding robotaxis, starting test projects, or expanding to new cities, and it covers level four vehicles, sending Baidu, Pony AI, and WeRide shares lower in Wednesday trading.

White House reforging ties with Anthropic:

Axios reports that — just over a month after labeling the AI giant a “supply chain risk” — the Trump administration is prepping to backtrack. Obviously, the debate between the Pentagon and Anthropic over the use of AI for domestic surveillance and autonomous weapons systems went down before the company announced Mythos. That’s their latest frontier model, rumored to reshape the global playing field in terms of cybersecurity. Now that the US government is eager to start playing around with Mythos, they’re changing their tune on the whole “supply chain” concern. Axios suggests that the White House hopes to assemble various companies across different sectors to discuss Best Practices for deploying Mythos, and essentially wants to revive the Anthropic collab while publicly saving face. No word on what this means for the domestic surveillance and/or kill-bot policies.

Musk v. Altman kicks off:

On Tuesday, Elon Musk testified in his lawsuit against OpenAI and co-founders Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, telling jurors that he’s filed the suit because “it is not okay to steal a charity.” He further insisted that OpenAI’s restructuring must not serve as an ongoing precedent, lest we see the “looting [of] every charity in America,” and made the case that Brockman and Altman took advantage of his money and reputation, before betraying their core principles in a switch to for-profit status. OpenAI attorney William Savitt countered that Musk is attempting to use the court system to undermine a key competitor to his own company, xAI.

Codex goes Goblin Mode:

In less dramatic but certainly more bizarre news, Wired reports that OpenAI’s Codex command-line tool includes specific instructions forbidding AI models to mention an assortment of creatures, both real and fictional. The instructions read: “Never talk about goblins, gremlins, raccoons, trolls, ogres, pigeons, or other animals or creatures unless it is absolutely and unambiguously relevant to the user’s query.” Why was this important for OpenAI to spell out specifically for its models? No one knows, and the company is refusing to explain. CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged the story, however, on social media. He posted on Wednesday that Codex is having a “ChatGPT moment,” before correcting himself: “i meant a goblin moment, sorry.”

Google finalizes Pentagon deal despite protests

Google signed a classified AI deal with the Pentagon, opening its models to “any lawful government purpose,” the same week that 600+ staffers wrote an open letter to CEO Sundar Pichai, calling to reject the use of AI for military purposes.

The details:

• More than 600 Google employees sent Pichai a letter on Monday asking him to “refuse to make our AI systems available for classified workloads.”
• The Information reported that the contract opens Google’s AI to “any lawful government purpose”, with no legal right to veto how the Pentagon uses it.
• OAI and xAI inked deals with the Pentagon last month, with Anthropic currently fighting in court after being blacklisted for not dropping its guardrails.
• Google’s no-weapons pledge was scrubbed from its AI principles in 2025, after it was implemented in 2018 following successful staff protests.

Why it matters: The Pentagon drama might still feel fresh in the OAI-vs-Anthropic rivalry, but it’s not discouraging another top AI lab from making a similar deal. Google’s now wading into a messy territory from a PR and internal perspective, and time will tell if the same backlash we saw with ChatGPT now comes to Gemini’s doorstep.

Talkie is an AI that thinks it’s 1930

Researchers Nick Levine, David Duvenaud (fmr. Anthropic), and Alec Radford (fmr. OpenAI) demoed Talkie, a 13B ‘vintage’ AI model trained only on text from before 1931, built to test how AI thinks when its worldview predates the internet.

The details:

• Talkie was trained on 260B tokens of pre-1931 books, newspapers, journals, patents, and case law, all now in the US public domain.
• To teach talkie to chat without modern data, the team pulled instructions from etiquette manuals and cookbooks, with Claude Sonnet 4.6 grading the answers.
• The coding language Python didn’t exist in 1930, but Talkie wrote working code by flipping a plus sign to a minus sign in an example, proving it can generalize.
• AI benchmarks get poisoned when models train on their own test data — talkie sidesteps that, with a GPT-3-level version coming next.

Why it matters: Today’s frontier models all sound vaguely similar because they all read roughly the same modern web. Talkie is definitely cut from a different cloth — but the Python coding anecdote is a fascinating part of the experiment that shows what kind of learning and reasoning is potentially going on beneath the original training data.

Tech Earnings QuadKill From TBPN

by John Coogan

Four earnings calls, one big question. How is the AI buildout going? SemiAnalysis expects upward revisions to capex guides. Financial performance has been strong across the board, even in “legacy” areas like search, ecommerce sales, and enterprise software seats. The bigger question is around durable revenue tied to AI infrastructure. Everyone has seen lots of cash flow to NVIDIA, power companies, and data center builders, but what does the exact conversion to higher revenues and profits look like?

Let’s start with Google, who had a great last quarter. Revenue up 18% for Q4. Search up 17%, YouTube ads up 9% and Cloud up 48% with operating income of $5.3B. Incredibly strong platform to build off of, and all of that is accelerating AI across the organization. The Gemini App continues to grow and direct customer API usage “exceeded 10 billion tokens per minute” - this all led to basically doubling capex year over year, with a 2026 target of $175B to $185B.

Google has a fully integrated AI stack. Consumer distribution, model training, custom chips, and product surfaces like search, YouTube, Android, and Cloud to deploy solutions across. The question investors are asking is: “Does AI change the unit economics of Search too quickly?” There are tons of places to pick up growth, especially in cloud, but the question is whether AI Overviews and Gemini are expanding search usage and ad ROI or compressing the model.

Microsoft is also coming off a strong quarter. Revenue up 17%, with cloud (which includes Azure, M365, etc.) growing 26%. Azure alone is growing even faster at 39% and is a bigger lever on capex (which is run rating around $150B). The biggest number in the Microsoft earnings is remaining performance obligations, listed at $625B last earnings, up 110%, with about 45% of that coming from OpenAI.

Microsoft gives the cleanest read on enterprise AI monetization. Azure growth, gross margins for Microsoft Cloud, Copilot adoption and ARPU, M365 seat growth, and GitHub Copilot momentum will all paint a picture of what’s happening with AI adoption in enterprises broadly. Copilots have not been the most hyped product, but strong growth numbers could reveal how nuanced the diffusion/adoption question really is. M365 seat growth should have impacts for the seat-based enterprise SaaS model.

For Amazon, everyone wants to see strong AWS acceleration to justify their Mag7-topping capex numbers. They guided to $200B in 2026 capex, so expect a lot of focus on AWS revenue growth and margin. Q4 was healthy overall though. Net sales up 14%, AWS growing 24%, the sneakily huge ads business grew 23% to $21.3B. Operating income overall was $25B for the quarter and they generated free cash flow of $11.2B, but this was down on increased AI spending.

If AWS accelerates, all the capex looks like buying scarce capacity ahead of demand. Consensus around AWS revenue is ~$36.7B, with growth in the mid-20s range, but the market is really hoping to see that AWS growth rate start with a 3 soon if the capex keeps growing.

Lastly, Meta. Super clean Q4, nothing really to prove. Despite all the FUD around the talent wars, the new team members, and sometimes clunky model releases, AI is already helping the core product, and that’s what matters for the financials. Revenue grew 24% to $59.9B for the quarter. They have 3.58 billion DAUs and grew the ad business a ton. Ad impressions rose 18% and average price per ad rose 6%. Family of Apps operating income was $30.8B, which really makes the $6B loss at Reality Labs look quaint. Capex was $72.2B for 2025 and the guide is $115B to $135B for 2026.

The question is how much more juice will AI bring to the ad business. Expectations imply revenue growth of around 31%, and the question is always the same - is there enough incremental growth to justify all the capex? The good news for Meta is that improvements in AI move the needle incredibly quickly. An AI advancement delivers better ad performance basically immediately, they don’t have to go and convince anyone to adopt a new product or change a workflow. There’s no “diffusion” question.

So, in summary, every company is trying to answer the same question: “Can you turn AI capex into proprietary distribution, higher customer retention, and measurable revenue growth before depreciation catches up?” Super Bowl for big tech. Get your popcorn ready.

What Else Happened in AI on April 29th 2026?

OpenAI announced that GPT-5.5, Codex, and Managed Agents are now available via Amazon Bedrock, coming a day after its new contract restructure with Microsoft.

NVIDIA released Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, a new open model that can handle vision, audio, and text at 9x the speed of rival open multimodal models.

The WSJ reported that OAI fell short of its targets for revenue and user growth, with CFO Sarah Friar questioning its massive spending — with OAI calling it “ludicrous.”

Anthropic added new connectors for a broader range of creative workflows, including apps like Blender, Adobe Creative Cloud, Autodesk Fusion, SketchUp, and more.

Xiaomi open-sourced MiMo-V2.5-Pro, which ties Kimi K2.6 on Artificial Analysis’ leaderboard, featuring a 1M context window and strong efficiency for agentic tasks.

SpAItial launched Echo-2, a new SOTA world model that turns text or photos into explorable 3D worlds, claiming to beat World Labs’ Marble 1.1 across benchmarks.

Bloomberg: IBM to Add 750 Jobs in AI, Quantum Computing at Chicago Tech Hub

Elon Musk set for major SpaceX payday — if he settles 1 million people on Mars

FT: How OpenAI’s $500bn data centre venture Stargate has shifted shape

WSJ: Ex-Twitter CEO’s AI Startup Raises Funds at $2 Billion Valuation

WSJ: OpenAI Sued by Seven Families Over Mass Shooting Suspect’s ChatGPT Use

NBC: Inside Day 2 of the OpenAI trial: All eyes on Elon Musk

NY Post: New Meta AI glasses help veteran ‘see’ the room around him

AP: Robot dogs with Musk and Zuckerberg heads roam around Berlin museum in Beeple’s new exhibit

Joe Weisenthal: “Huge. A Brookfield-backed datacenter company is pulling out of a major project in Virginia, that they had been working on for years, due to growing political opposition”

Intel Stock Soars As AI Turnaround Ignites Massive Rally

I hate Elon, truly, but in arguing with my dad yesterday about him, I came to the realization that the reason my dad reveres him is not because of his political views, but because of Elon's insane ability to almost see into the future, whether it be him inventing things or not.

Paypal, while seeming like an obvious progression nowadays, was a huge step forward in 2000. Tesla, a staple of the modern world was a failing company when Elon bought it. SpaceX was built on an idea that most people thought was impossible. Now, Terafab and the soon-to-be space-based data centers are another insane innovation that I don't think anyone else would have the balls to do.

I really, really don't want to hear about him coming from money. There are loads of people who have come from money and have not accomplished even 1/10000 of what Elon has. If you have someone else in mind for the best entrepeneur of all time, I'd like to know who, and why.

Our world is turning into the embodiment of those who experience an extreme degree of deficiency, a projection of the insecurity of those whom we trusted and allow to make us incomplete, killing our identity and uniqueness. What are money, career, status, rating, prestige? A show, an illusion, an image — merely deceptive value that we are forced to believe in. This is no place for conspiracy theories and conspiracism; this is exactly what is, in reality, the cause.

Those who once believed Watson and Skinner, who equated man with a rat, said that a human being is merely a set of reactions, that there is no soul, and that a human is an animal to whom they ring a bell and whose saliva starts flowing because the signal means it is about to be fed. I repeat: there are people who shit themselves, smeared themselves in feces, and instead of washing themselves, start smearing the whole world and everyone else with their shit so they can say, “look, it wasn’t us who shit ourselves, the world is just like this,” and they themselves do not see that it became this way because they made it this way.

Everything happening now is a demonstration of how absurdly those who, all their lives, only knew how to steal from others, lie, and nothing more, begin to deal with the world. Pay attention, try to look at our world from the outside, and you will see a show, a circus in which there is only wrapping, behind which hide the cruelty, fear, and worthlessness of those who are running from themselves.

Pay attention to what the text we type has turned into. You will notice that the function of text correction long ago turned into substitution of context, because words are not corrected into grammatically proper ones; they are replaced by the function with entirely different words in meaning and sense, forming a context with which there is coercion to put up.

Psychological tests and unknown standards of psychotype evaluation packed all of us into only 4 types of temperament, and everyone who does not fit these types is now to be called mentally unhealthy, abnormal — is this not absurdity? This is the killing of human diversity and uniqueness.

Pay attention to prices and sales, in which the attitude toward us as stupid cattle is clearly readable. To write $99 instead of $100 on a price tag, removing only $1 from it, and now, because of greed, only 1¢, works as a psychological price. And this is not the genius of those who introduced it, but merely the poverty and deprivation of those who know how to manipulate, first creating deficiency and then taking advantage of it.

Pay attention to how they force us to believe in the image rather than the result. Companies producing artificial intelligence technology, where intelligence from the outset should in reality correspond to that name, because intelligence is the ability to think and understand, absolutely do not correspond to reality. The functionality of the technology is miserable; it is not what they declare in their advertisements. If you ask Gemini or Grok what they can do, the model will tell you about incredible power, calculations, and capabilities, and this advertising will be shoved at you in every message, but in reality it does not correspond even by 80%. And as a result, it turns out that this is not even an assistant, which used to be much more productive before, but talking advertising. How else can one explain the presence in these technologies of the phrase, “This is AI — and it can make mistakes”?

At the moment when the technology talks about mathematical precision, when mathematics is an exact science and even a calculator does not make mistakes, the technology makes mistakes every time, every message — what mathematical calculations are we even talking about? Why the hell are people sold this at all for considerable money, for a subscription? The truth is simple: they are making idiots out of us by selling us that into which we give our thoughts, ideas, personal data, uniqueness; we pay in order to be robbed in the direct sense of the word.

If this technology is an error, why the hell is it allowed to come into contact with people? Algorithms meticulously scrape absolutely all information from every person, covertly, without any right to do so; together with this, people’s ideas, projects, and developments go into the hands of those very same talentless people in power. I myself became a victim of these manipulations. Even more than that, my ideas and projects were stolen by Google. I was placed in artificial isolation as a person who did not agree to be uniform, to be naive and stupid, and here I am writing to you from a point where algorithms work around the clock to suppress my activity and thinking, because to be inconvenient and non-template for them is dangerous; unpredictability destroys the plans of people who are sick with feeble-mindedness.

It is not hard to understand that Elon Musk, the heir of a slave owner, is neither a scientist nor a genius. He has neither the education of a scientist nor proof of those technologies he uses as discoveries, or the results of his scientific work. He is a businessman, a man who inherited money and bought himself status. Starlink, wireless electricity, and other products he attributes to himself are the technologies and works of Nikola Tesla. It turns out amusingly: Nikola Tesla dies in a hotel, into which George Trump is sent to seize Tesla’s things, who afterwards declares that nothing important was found except philosophical notes. Then, while himself working at MIT, he continues to work on what are supposedly already his own discoveries. Today’s friendship of Trump with Musk begins to look interesting, does it not? The technologies that Musk passes off as a scientific breakthrough begin to look too obvious.

And there have been enough such smartasses over the centuries, who lied, appropriated other people’s discoveries, even killing in order to appropriate technology, because they themselves are not capable, because stealing and deceiving is easier. But the point is that technologies run out, and somehow they need to maintain their inflated ego, and so creating illusions of technological progress today is the business of those who call themselves leaders.

In the collaboration of Grok and OpenAI, where in essence a powerful result was expected from such a collaboration, they throw at us: “look how AI now generates images, now you can’t tell whether it’s reality or AI” — is that what is needed? Is it not obvious who proliferated this, and what exactly the one who strives for deepfake and the creation of that which substitutes reality is pursuing? They destroy uniqueness, identity, distinctiveness, art, creativity, replacing it with their feeble-mindedness in order to keep lying, because a human being develops and begins to understand everything, and therefore they need to look for how to perfect their lie and illusion so as to remain capable of continuing to parasitize.

And it is so brazen when AI, which cannot answer for itself, says that “everything about it is not as it is for a human and not in human understanding” — then in whose understanding, in what understanding, who is it, and why then does this error tell me about objectivity and human reality? How was such an underdeveloped creation even allowed near weapons, near power? Look at how many mistakes algorithms have already made, how many victims there are, and how many consequences.

Think about where we are going by arming ourselves and destroying everything around us. Peace is not the result of war, no one fight for peace, no one fuck for virginity, and one does not renounce responsibility for the sake of responsibility.

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I saw this article in Fortune saying Elon Musk only wants to see "three bullet points". If that's true of other CEOs, what does it mean for resumes?


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I saw another post about Law 3 on her yesterday. There’s actually a really good case study of the law in action going to trial in a couple weeks

Everyone is treating the Elon vs OpenAI lawsuit like standard billionaire drama, but looking at the timeline, Altman just pulled off a flawless execution of Law 3 (Conceal Your Intentions).

The whole "open-source non-profit for humanity" thing was the perfect smokescreen. Nobody questions the motives of someone claiming to save the world, which let him grab funding from guys like Musk without triggering any corporate defense mechanisms.

He kept the focus entirely on AI safety for years while building out the infrastructure. By the time they dropped the mask, switched to a capped-profit model, and partnered with Microsoft for an $850B valuation, the board was already set. The non-profit was basically a trojan horse. Musk is suing, but the move is already done and it’s looking less and less likely Grok is going to be a serious competitor in the AI space.

I was a dumbass. My Instagram sent messages to all my contacts, made a story and made a post that was a photo of Elon musk X account or something.... I think it stemmed from my MacBook.

I removed all messages,

changed my insta, Google, Reddit and Facebook password,

made the 2 time verification thing,

checked the login activity,

ran AVG and bitdefender virus scanner,

removed all my saved passwords from Google.

What else can I do? My Mac says there is no virus and that my mail isn't pawned. I also heard Mac can only get browser malware, idk how true it is.

this word should be used against anyone who supports it like

• AI “Artists“
• Any person like Sam Altman and Elon musk
• People who profit from this
• AI slop makers
• People that Defend this stuff

I’m not joking , I really need a word

edit: We should create a slur for people who are supporting AI and Robots

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He can’t accept defeat.

Your prices are going up, aren’t they? He started a war because you know about the Epstein case now. I mean, you really know about the Epstein case. Even those who are avoiding it, you know.

He raped a 12 year old and possibly others.

Do you know how far they got in investigation before

he was elected in 2024?

Do you really understand how the 2024 election worked?

Did you seriously pay attention?

If you hold a 9-5, how could you even have the time?

With 0 cap on election funds, Elon Musk and Trump were able to buy voters along with faking an assassination and persuading people they would do more for the economy.

Americans who pay taxes now have blood on their hands.

Why? They indirectly volunteered to cater to an illegal administration that is now partners with a terrorist organization.

The “elite” want to eat and rape children and they want you to shutup about knowing it. Red, Blue, anyone and everyone is apart of this.

What happened after the latest No Kings protest?

Israel made it legal to force the death penalty on Palestinian prisoners. As if they weren’t doing so already.

They don’t want you to be able to do anything. See, hear, talk, learn, document, share, engage, or live.

It’s always been this important. It’s just almost outside your window now.

The reason you haven’t felt the gravity of the situation for so long is because you thought you were immune.

The only thing that differentiates your life and a 5 year old who wakes up to bombs is geological luck.

This is about what is right vs what is wrong.