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NVIDIA Q2 revenue +56% to $46.7B, net income +59% to $26.4B as AI boom continues

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  1. NVIDIA Q2 revenue +56% to $46.7B, net income +59% to $26.4B
  2. OpenAI, Anthropic publish joint safety test results
  3. 4chan, Kiwi Farms sue UK’s Ofcom in U.S. court over Online Safety Act
  4. Google Vids adds AI avatars, transcript trimming, image-to-video tools
  5. Vercel’s valuation ~3x’d to $9B with Accel investment
  6. COVID-19 shots approved by FDA with new limits

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1. NVIDIA Q2 revenue +56% to $46.7B, net income +59% to $26.4B as AI boom continues

Growth has been decelerating since Q4 2024, even as NVIDIA marks 9 straight quarters of 50%+ YoY revenue

NVIDIA has remained the world’s top company by market cap

2. OpenAI, Anthropic publish joint safety test results to spot model blind spots

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 declined up to 70% of uncertain questions with disclaimers, while OpenAI’s o3 and o4-mini refused far fewer:

  • Examples of “extreme” sycophancy in GPT-4.1 and Claude Opus 4 identified in Anthropic’s testing.

Claude 4 models resisted system prompt extraction and matched o3 with perfect password protection scores

Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 outperformed o3 in resisting conflicting prompts

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4. 4chan, Kiwi Farms sue UK’s Ofcom in U.S. court over Online Safety Act fines

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