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Yesterday in AI | 10 July 2026
The $1 Trillion Hardware Reality Check and OpenAI's Missing Evidence Nightmare
The financial hardware market is facing a massive recalibration right as software developers push enterprise tools onto mobile endpoints. This episode breaks down Nvidia's shocking $1 trillion loss in market capitalization, analyzing the massive capital rotation toward memory chipmakers like Micron, AMD, and Intel despite Nvidia's rock-solid revenue projections.
We examine Anthropic's new server side feature for Claude Cowork, which allows Max subscribers to run persistent background tasks directly from their smartphones, shifting the platform toward general administrative work. We dive into the severe legal motion filed by The New York Times publisher group demanding federal court sanctions against OpenAI for alleged bad-faith evidence destruction during copyright discovery. Plus, we cover Meta opening up the Muse Spark Model API for paid developers, Salesforce weaponizing Slackbot to execute CRM data and DocuSign workflows, and the United Nations pushing to draft a global identity standard for autonomous software agents.
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