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    Kling, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup specializing in AI-generated video, has selected banks to advise on a stock market debut valued at more than $1 billion. The move signals growing investor appetite for AI companies in China and marks a potential major listing for the fast-developing generative video sector.

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    Microsoft Could Be SpaceX's Next Big AI Customer▼Microsoft Could Be SpaceX’s Next Big AI Customer as Revenue Projection Surges - SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX)✉newsScienceSpace10 h ago

    Reports suggest Microsoft may become a major AI customer of SpaceX, a possibility that comes alongside a surge in SpaceX's revenue projections. The headline, carried by Benzinga, links the two companies' growing ties in AI and data infrastructure to the company's improving financial outlook. Details of the potential deal have not been disclosed, but the prospect of a partnership between two of the most prominent US tech and space companies is drawing attention.

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    Ubuntu 'Stonking Stingray' beta arrives with Rust and AI speech tools●Ubuntu 'Stonking Stingray' beta swims out: Deeper Rust 'oxidization' plus LLM speech-to-text✉newsTechnologyAI14 h ago

    Canonical has released the beta of Ubuntu 26.04, codenamed 'Stonking Stingray'. The release continues the project's push to rewrite core components in the Rust programming language, and adds speech-to-text functionality powered by large language models. The beta gives developers and early adopters a first look at the features expected in the final release.

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    Google to restrict Gemini models for free users from October 9●Google is about to limit which Gemini models free users and Google AI Plus subscribers can access. Starting October 9, fMmastodonTechnology317 h ago

    Google is set to limit which Gemini AI models free users and Google AI Plus subscribers can access, with changes taking effect October 9. From that date, free users will only be able to use the Gemini Flash-Lite 3.5 model, a move seen as pushing people toward paid plans for access to more capable models. Coverage is drawing attention to what this means for casual users of Google's AI assistant.

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