New Delhi is transforming into a fortress of diplomacy and technology this weekend. As the “India-AI Impact Summit” kicks off on Monday, the capital welcomes a rare mix of heads of state and Silicon Valley royalty. But amidst the fanfare, one empty chair is sparking rumors of a rift in the global chip supply chain.
OpenAI’s Sora 2 was supposed to be the “ChatGPT moment” for video. Instead, it’s turning into a case study in how to mishandle a product launch. With downloads crashing and users flocking to Google Veo and Meta Vibes, the king of AI is looking surprisingly vulnerable.
The rivalry between Silicon Valley and Beijing has hit a boiling point. Just days before the expected launch of China’s “DeepSeek V4,” OpenAI has formally accused the startup of systematically stealing intelligence via “distillation,” sparking fears that American IP is fueling China’s AI dominance.
