The AI and Tech Update: GPT-5 Release, Lux Capital's Strategy, and More

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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.GPT-5, also known as "Orion," is expected to be released soon, despite denials from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The release of GPT-5 is highly anticipated, as it will have a significant impact on the generative AI industry. Alberto Romero plans to write a new article about GPT-5, with 15 key points about the upcoming release. Lux Capital has formalized its company creation strategy with Lux Labs being launched as a platform and strategy to help scientific ideas move from labs into real-world settings. Lux Capital co-founder Josh Wolfe backs startups that create technology inspired by science fiction movies, such as Star Wars surgical robots and metal detectors reminiscent of Total Recall.Amazon reported strong financial results, with its cloud computing business, AWS, standing out with a 50% year-over-year growth in operating income. OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Search, a new search feature for its flagship product. Apple saw a 6% revenue increase in its fiscal fourth quarter, driven by a rebound in iPhone sales. China announced sanctions on Skydio, the largest U.S. drone maker, for selling drones to Taiwan. Intel's shares surged after reporting better-than-expected earnings and guidance, despite restructuring charges and impairment charges.Android 16 is set to launch earlier than expected in the second quarter of 2025. Microsoft hired Facebook's former engineering chief, Jay Parikh. Nvidia's acquisition of Run:AI will undergo an EU review. Uber's shares dropped after slowing growth due to higher prices. Anthropics called for targeted regulation of AI, warning that the window for policy action is closing fast. The email discusses the upcoming U.S. election and its potential impact on the global economy, with a focus on CEO perspectives.It also highlights the Fortune Global Forum and includes news about Starbucks offering free non-dairy milk, AWS employees criticizing in-person work requirements, and EY resigning from auditing Super Micro. Additionally, it features articles on various topics including Anthony Scaramucci's case against Trump and Ikea pledging funds to former prisoners of communist East Germany. The email encourages CEOs to attend the Fortune Global Forum for networking and learning opportunities.

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