Good morning. Openai’s GPT-5 is alive and free! You can read all about Sam Altman’s latest LLM model, what this does to compete with Google and Yuan here. How will it affect all entrepreneurs and business leaders who build business models around these ever-changing technologies? The answer may be “Not many.”
I spoke with serial entrepreneur Geoff Nudd yesterday, his startup Anonymous health Deploy AI to help people overcome addiction and unnecessary habits. It launched in June and now serves over 10,000 users. While Nude is happy to get more intelligence, he likens the update to “the heyday of semiconductors, you always want to plan what’s going to happen within 18 months.”
NUDD believes there are five main components that can provide value: LLM, context, tips, workflow, and evaluation. “It’s five things that work together at the concert that really creates magic,” he said. “The border model is effectively commoditized. How to create value can be traced back to four other components.”
“People like us will turn to the cheapest stuff at some point because they are basically the same,” he added. “If I had a system of records in the industry, plus the touchpoints of other systems, I might have the broadest background.”
His advice: Seek breadth in the system, gain insight into your customers and deploy new features purposefully. For example, NUDD’s model uses AI to put users at a high risk of addictive behavior. This is a tool to help humans live in the AI era.
Top news
Trump demands Intel CEO resign
In a article on the Truth Society on Thursday, President Donald Trump described Intel CEO lip-bu tan as “highly conflicting” and Require He resigned. Earlier this week, Senator Tom Cotton asked Tan to be removed for his personal investment in a Chinese company.
Tan condemns “misinformation”
“There is a lot of misinformation about my past roles…I want to be very clear: over 40 years in the industry, I have built relationships around the world and in our diverse ecosystems – I have always operated within the highest legal and ethical standards, Tan said.
Background: Intel’s Board and CEO strategically disagrees
Board Chairman Frank Yeary believes the company should withdraw from the chip manufacturing business altogether; Tan believes that this is crucial to the business and does not want Intel to rely on foreign suppliers, WSJ Report.
Bitcoin jumps to the new 401 (k) rule
President Trump will sign an executive order allowing holders of 401(k) retirement savings plans to invest in cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin rises in the news. FT Report 154 listed companies have purchased or planned to purchase the balance sheet of cryptocurrencies, totaling $98.4 billion. In the last year, the company had only $33.6 billion in cryptocurrency. Companies are easily able to get Bitcoin because stock investors prefer to get exposure to cryptocurrencies without buying them directly, and the increased demand from companies also raises the price of Bitcoin.
President Trump appoints Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve
other Will serve Temporarily on the Fed’s board of directors, fill the vacancy until permanent appointments are available. Miran is the head of the White House Economic Advisory Committee. He is the author of the so-called “Mar-A-Lago Accord” file, called “User Guide to Restructuring Global Trading Systems”, advocates raising tariffs on rebalancing global trade imports. He is also Inflation Hawk.
Swiss reels come from 39% tariff strike
Swiss companies are Try to figure it out Now, their U.S. export market is subject to 39% tariffs, the highest on Trump’s list, how they will survive. Switzerland’s main exports are medicines, watches, industrial machinery, chocolate and cheese. “The worst situation has become a reality,” said the Swiss Hall Engineering and Technology Industry Group. “If this high customary burden is maintained, the export business of the Swiss technology industry to the United States will be effectively eliminated.” To increase the insult to harm, CPB added another category of goods in 39% brackets: bullion– Another Swiss export staple food. Background: The Swiss don’t understand why Trump treats the country with such hostility.
Apple Gift Trump’s “Made in America” plaque
Apple CEO Tim Cook propose President Trump celebrated the technology company’s plan to invest $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing with a 24-carat gold “Made in America” plaque. This has increased Apple’s commitment to domestic production to $600 million.
Other news: Israeli Cabinet Approved a plan Complete occupation of Gaza City…Armenia and Azerbaijan Already agreed A peaceful deal for American businesses… The U.S. Department of Justice Announce The award for seizing Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro is $50 million, and the government believes the company supports various organized crime operations, drug dealers, gangs and guns to support people.
market
S&P 500 Futures After the index closed yesterday, it rose 0.26% this morning. Stoxx Europe 600 Early trading grew by 0.15%. UK FTSE 100 Early trading fell by 0.11%. Japanese Nikkei 225 Increased 1.85%. China’s CSI 300 Less than 0.24%. South Korea kospi 0.55%. from India Nifty 50 0.77%. Bitcoin Rised to $116.5K.
Around the water cooler
AI-driven layoffs are shrinking job market for recent graduates go through Beatrice Nolan
This is everything in GPT-5, unlike Openai’s previous AI modelgo through Alexandra Sternlicht
Toyota sounds the biggest warning bell, but with regard to tariffs, the estimated profit is $9.5 billion, Chris Morris
Stunning new data show 140% of layoffs peaked in July, almost half with AI connections and “technology updates” go through Nick Lichtenberg
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