Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-05-21 00:03Group 1: Google AI Ultra Launch - Google launched Google AI Ultra, an AI suite that integrates advanced models and features with 30TB of cloud storage, priced at $249.99 per month [2] - The suite includes the highest version of the Gemini application, supports video generation with Veo 2, and will soon offer access to the new Deep Think 2.5 Pro reasoning mode [2] - This launch signifies Google's commitment to enhancing AI solutions across various industries and aims to capture a larger market share in the competitive AI landscape [2] Group 2: Elon Musk's Commitment to Tesla - Elon Musk reaffirmed his dedication to remain as Tesla's CEO for the next five years unless he passes away [3] - This statement comes amid rumors that Tesla's board was considering finding a successor due to stock price declines and investor dissatisfaction with Musk's focus on other ventures [3] - The board's chair denied reports of actively seeking a new CEO, which may help stabilize investor confidence [3] Group 3: Apple's AI Model Accessibility - Apple is preparing to allow third-party developers to use its AI models to create software, aiming to boost new application development and enhance device appeal [4] - This initiative is expected to be announced at the upcoming WWDC on June 9, marking a significant step for Apple in the generative AI space [4] - Apple's move comes as a response to its previous AI platform's low usage rates compared to competitors [4] Group 4: Xiaoma Zhixing's Robotaxi Growth - Xiaoma Zhixing reported a 12% year-over-year revenue increase in Q1 2025, totaling $1.398 million, with Robotaxi business revenue soaring by 200% to $1.7 million [5] - Passenger fare revenue also saw a significant increase of 800% year-over-year [5] - The company plans to expand its Robotaxi fleet to 1,000 units by the end of 2025, driven by reduced costs in autonomous driving systems and increased production [5] Group 5: Cathie Wood's Investment in TSMC - Cathie Wood's Ark Invest made a substantial purchase of TSMC ADRs, marking the largest buying scale in nearly a year, indicating a shift from a reduction strategy [6][7] - The Ark Innovation ETF bought 123,587 TSMC ADRs, while the Ark Next Generation Internet ETF increased its holdings by 74,189 ADRs, representing 87% of their holdings as of March 31 [6][7] - This investment trend suggests a positive outlook on TSMC's future, potentially impacting its stock price and the semiconductor industry [6][7]