The five AI stories that moved today.
Nvidia moves to guarantee 250 billion dollars of OpenAI's data centre loans, shared Claude chats surface in Google search, and a study finds GCash is the e-wallet AI names first.
Nvidia Just Co-Signed a $250B Loan
Nvidia is in talks to guarantee about $250 billion in loans for OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, so it can lease a giant computer campus going up in southern Ohio. If OpenAI cannot pay, Nvidia is on the hook.
Shared Claude Chats Showed Up on Google
Conversations people shared from Claude, Anthropic's chatbot, turned up in Google search this weekend, some of them carrying passwords, crypto wallet details and full CVs. Those share pages were missing the tag that tells search engines to stay out, and by Sunday the results were gone.
Robots Now Park Your Car at Gatwick
London Gatwick is the first UK airport with robot valets: you drive into a private cabin, walk off with your keys still in your pocket, and a machine built by Stanley Robotics lifts the car by its tyres and parks it. Booking is open now, first cars in August.
AI Found 8 Sounds Behind Every Birdsong
French researchers ran 116,000 recordings from more than 3,000 bird species through an AI and found every song is built from the same eight basic sounds: three kinds of trill, three kinds of whistle, chaotic notes and harmonies.
Ask AI for an E-Wallet, It Says GCash
A month-long study by Meltwater put six chatbots to the test, including ChatGPT and Claude, and found GCash came out most visible with a score of 72 and Maya one point behind at 71, while GoTyme, CIMB and SeaBank barely came up at all.