Odaily reports: Tesla CEO Elon Musk gave an exclusive interview to CCTV Finance. Speaking about robots, he envisioned a promising future: everyone will be able to own a personal robot that can care for aging parents, look after children, serve as a one-on-one private tutor for kids, and take on all kinds of work. In the future world, one person could control hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands of physical robots and digital intelligent agents. "My prediction is that within ten years there will be at least 1 billion humanoid robots; in 15 years perhaps 10 billion; in 20 years possibly 100 billion."

Odaily News: Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jensen Huang all expressed opposition to Trump regarding the establishment of an AI industry self-regulatory body modeled after FINRA, and Trump ultimately decided not to establish it.The proposal was put forward by Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis in July, planning to establish an independent body that would test cybersecurity, biological, and deception risks up to 30 days before the public release of frontier models. Participation would initially be voluntary, with a possible transition to mandatory later, subject to government oversight. (The Wall Street Journal)

Odaily reports that Cathie Wood stated each Starship launch could generate $1 billion in revenue. Elon Musk's goal is to achieve 10,000 launches per year by 2030, corresponding to $10 trillion in annual Starship revenue; if SpaceX achieves this goal, its $1.75 trillion IPO could be viewed as a deep value investment opportunity at that time.

Odaily reports: Paradis posted on X platform stating that Elon, in an interview, ruled out the possibility of slowing down frontier AI development and proposed a cross-lab testing mechanism; in his view, related testing, evaluation, and defensive agents will all increase compute demand.Gwynne stated that demand for compute leasing has not declined. Elon also said that all equipment for the Giga Texas R&D wafer fab has been ordered, with practical results expected by the end of next year; SPCX has begun packaging. Paradis believes this reflects that CoWoS capacity may remain tight through 2027.

Odaily News: Court documents show that Elon Musk's X Corp. and xAI have settled their antitrust lawsuit against Apple. (CLS)

Odaily reports: Well-known tech investor Jason posted on X: "AI stocks will drop more than 10% in early trading on Monday," adding that Amodei's blog post "single-handedly dismantled the AI trade."Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei previously published a blog post with a title that directly stated: "We Must Pace the Frontier." Within hours of the article's publication, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk posted on X, saying "Dario is right."Early market indicators show that following the "AI slowdown" news, related assets on the HyperliquidX platform fell in response, with OpenAI and Anthropic dropping 7% and 2.8% respectively. Multiple market observers and investors have issued warnings on social media, concerned that the news will cause a significant impact on AI-related stocks such as Nvidia, Broadcom, and AMD on Monday.Executives at Google DeepMind and Meta have not yet publicly commented on this weekend's discussions. Divisions within the industry also cannot be overlooked. Critics argue that leading AI companies have self-interested motives in emphasizing existential risks—expensive safety and compliance frameworks could shut out smaller competitors, thereby consolidating the market position of existing giants.

Odaily News: White House economic adviser Hassett stated that based on inflation data, he would be cautious about raising interest rates. When Trump was previously asked whether the Fed would raise rates at next week's meeting, he said, "I don't know, but we should have the lowest interest rates in the world." (CLS)

Odaily News: Cathie Wood posted on X platform that David Sacks believes recent reports claiming "AI will destroy humanity" may have been orchestrated. She noted that the related statements originally came from a long-dormant X account belonging to an Anthropic employee who left the company just 6 weeks after joining, after which the content quickly entered mainstream media. David Sacks also named the parties involved in the related events and criticized the role played by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Cathie Wood stated that all technologies can be used for malicious purposes, and she believes that people like Elon Musk—who are not participants in a political conspiracy but consistently emphasize the potential risks of AI—are playing a positive role. "Half of solving a problem, including AI, is understanding the problem."

Odaily reports: Meta Platforms (META.O) Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer Alexandr Wang stated that "AI benefiting everyone" means people can trust powerful AI to reliably operate toward their own goals without producing unwanted side effects. Alignment is at the core of fulfilling this promise. We are at a critical moment for the industry, with capabilities growing rapidly, and we must make rapid progress on alignment to keep pace. The positive future we seek, one in which AI truly benefits everyone, requires the entire industry to take prudent and thoughtful action during this critical period. (Jinshi)Previously, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a long blog post stating that the company would adopt new safety measures, such as introducing third-party evaluation institutions, while also calling on the entire industry to support broader measures to slow the development of AI models. OpenAI CEO Altman quickly said he would adopt Amodei's proposal to "give independent evaluation institutions access similar to that of employees." Elon Musk, who runs xAI, also said: "Dario is right."

Odaily News: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a lengthy blog post on Saturday, stating that the company will adopt new safety measures, such as bringing in third-party evaluators, while calling on the entire industry to support broader efforts to slow down AI model development. OpenAI CEO Altman quickly responded, saying he would adopt Amodei's suggestion to "give independent evaluation institutions access similar to that of employees." Elon Musk, who runs xAI, also said: "Dario is right." Although all three leaders have warned about the risks of artificial intelligence for years, there is almost no precedent for truly coordinated slowdowns in development in this fiercely competitive industry. Companies have long been continuously launching new products to boost user engagement, capture market share, and drive sales growth. It remains unclear to what extent these leading AI companies will actually implement new restrictions or safety checks. (Jinshi)