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👾Apple Calls Musk’s Bluff
PLUS: Stargate Project Scales Rapidly

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🗞️In this edition
Apple pushes back on Musk AI Lawsuit
Workflow Wednesday #39 ‘Smart Automation’
OpenAI secures chips for Stargate project
In other AI news –
Meta to serve Facebook and Instagram ads from AI chats
Wikimedia makes Wikidata easier for AI to use
Apple pauses Vision Pro revamp to push AI glasses
4 must-try AI tools

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♨️News – Apple is pushing back against Elon Musk’s claims that its partnership with OpenAI is hurting AI competition. In a court filing on Tuesday, the company asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit brought by Musk’s xAI and X Corp, calling the case “speculation on top of speculation.”
👨💻Fast facts –
Musk’s companies filed the lawsuit in August, accusing Apple of tilting App Store rankings against rivals like Grok.
The complaint argued Apple’s agreement with OpenAI gave it an unfair advantage.
Apple said the deal is not exclusive and that it plans to work with other AI chatbot makers.
Its lawyers said Musk’s companies have not shown any credible evidence of harm.
🤓Open Tools POV – This case highlights the tension between tech partnerships and antitrust claims. For now, Apple is framing Musk’s complaint as weak, but the fight shows how competitive the AI race has become.
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This Week in Workflow Wednesday #39: Smart Automation
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☕News – OpenAI is moving quickly to secure the memory chips and data centers needed for its $500 billion Stargate project. The company signed agreements with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to produce high-bandwidth DRAM and expand AI infrastructure in South Korea.
👨💻Fast facts –
Samsung and SK Hynix will produce up to 900,000 high-bandwidth memory chips per month, more than doubling current industry capacity.
The agreements followed a meeting in Seoul with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and South Korea’s president Lee Jae-myung.
OpenAI is working with the Korean Ministry of Science and ICT to explore additional data center locations beyond Seoul.
SK Telecom and Samsung subsidiaries are exploring more AI infrastructure projects in the country.
Samsung and SK will integrate ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI APIs into their operations.
🤓Open Tools POV – OpenAI is clearly focused on securing critical resources for large-scale AI. Its partnership with South Korea’s chip ecosystem shows how Stargate is shaping up to be a global infrastructure effort.
Meta greenlights Facebook, Instagram ads based on your AI chats // The move underscores how Meta is attempting to better tie its billion-dollar investments into generative AI with its core online advertising business
Wikimedia wants to make it easier for you and AI developers to search through its data // Wikipedia’s sister project Wikidata just got a new database that is easier for AI models to ingest
Apple halts Vision Pro overhaul to focus on AI glasses, // Apple is now seeking to accelerate development of the product that could challenge the Meta Ray-Ban Display; Apple's glasses will rely heavily on voice interaction and artificial intelligence
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