Samsung and Mistral AI Launch Semiconductor Infrastructure Alliance
The partnership, announced at a state summit in Paris between South Korea and France, will see Samsung integrate Mistral’s AI tools—including its Mistral Large model—into its chip operations. This collaboration aims to create customized, on-premises AI systems for Samsung’s semiconductor infrastructure, giving the company fresh tools to reshape how it designs and manufactures chips.
EaseMyTrip Promoter Pledges Shares Worth ₹212 Crore
Nishant Pitti, promoter of online travel company Easy Trip Planners (EaseMyTrip), has pledged 34.51 crore shares valued at ₹211.92 crore with Motilal Oswal Financial Services for personal use. According to a stock exchange filing, the pledge was created on August 24 and represents 8.66% of EaseMyTrip’s total share capital. After the transaction, Pitti’s total encumbered shares stand at 44.87 crore, or 11.26% of the company.
Top Hiring Industries in Singapore for Fresh Graduates
Fresh graduates in Singapore continue to find opportunities in financial and insurance services, professional services, information and communications, and healthcare and social services. Despite employers becoming more selective and AI reshaping entry-level roles, these sectors remain active for new talent.
Coinbase Wallet Returns as Base App Shifts to Trading Focus
Coinbase has confirmed through its Google Play listing that the Base App has reverted to the Coinbase Wallet name, with the product now concentrating on multichain trading, transfers, and earning features. Ryan Kass, head of Coinbase Wallet product, stated that the wallet will serve as a “test kitchen” for products and assets that may not appear on Coinbase’s centralized exchange. Long-tail tokens will be available once minted on supported networks, and additional chains will be connected after launch.
Sam Altman Signals AI Slowdown as OpenAI Weighs Safety Over Speed
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has indicated that the company could slow the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems as concerns over safety and control intensify. According to Bloomberg, Altman said the company is open to slowing AI development. The comments come amid growing questions from researchers and technology leaders about whether safety measures can keep pace with rapidly improving AI capabilities.
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