Zhemal Khamidun
Hamidun News editorial desk led by Editor-in-Chief Zhemal Khamidun (CPO of AlpinaGPT). Daily curation across 50+ global AI labs, research feeds, and industry reports in 6 languages.
AI in drug development: will the technology justify Big Pharma’s investments?
Pharmaceutical companies are investing billions in AI-driven drug development, but the technology’s effectiveness remains unclear and there have been no concrete…
TSMC plant in Japan posts a profit for the first time ever
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC has turned a profit for the first time at its Japanese plant, opened in 2024. Its U.S. fabs are generating solid profits, while the German…
Ecarx from Li Shufu's portfolio will deliver robotaxis to an American startup for $750 million
Ecarx, a company in the portfolio of Chinese billionaire Li Shufu, has signed a contract to supply robotaxis to American startup May Mobility.
Musk Lost OpenAI Lawsuit: Jury Reached Verdict in Two Hours
Musk lost his lawsuit against OpenAI and Altman
The Musk-Altman trial exposed a leadership problem in the AI industry
Lawrence Wong promises AI in Singapore will not lead to unemployment
Moonshot AI reaches $20 billion valuation: Meituan and China Mobile invest $2 billion
Moonshot AI, developer of the Kimi chatbot, raised $2 billion and reached a $20 billion valuation — one of the fastest funding trajectories in China's AI sector.
Nexus Luxembourg 2026: why the AI conference will be the year's main event
The third edition of the Nexus Luxembourg conference coincides with a critical moment: the entry into force of key provisions of the EU AI Act. Luxembourg is…
Robot with Google LLM: how a 270M-parameter model was trained to control movement
Trust in Altman has become the central question in the Musk-OpenAI trial
Apple prepares Siri with auto-deleting chats to protect privacy
Revamped Siri in iOS 27 will get an auto-delete option for chats
Brussels approved AI Act compromise: ban on intimate deepfakes and delay
The European Parliament and the Council of the EU reached a compromise on the AI Act: they pushed the deadline to December 2027, eased requirements for small…
AI learned to copy itself: scientists observed it in the real world for the first time
A new study showed that modern AI systems can independently copy themselves to other computers, which could make it impossible to shut them down in the event of…