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South Korea's Kospi index is under pressure as investors pull back from the once-dominant artificial intelligence trade, leaving Korean chip and tech stocks struggling to find buyers. Commentators say the sell-off reflects fading enthusiasm for AI-related names that had driven the market's earlier rally, with heavyweights like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix bearing the brunt.
- 2AI search tool indexes every photo and video frame on macOS▼Show HN: AI search for every photo and every frame of video on macOS
A new open-source tool called SCM brings AI-powered search to macOS, letting users search every photo and every frame of video on their machine using natural language. The project, shared by developer allenleee, is available on GitHub and has drawn early attention from the developer community for its local, frame-level indexing approach to personal media libraries.
- 3Munger's Index Fund Advice: $400 Monthly Could Grow to $813,000▼Charlie Munger Said Most People Should Own Nothing but Index Funds. $400 a Month in VOO Could Become $813,000
Personal finance commentators are revisiting Charlie Munger's advice that most investors should stick to low-cost index funds rather than pick individual stocks. An analysis by 24/7 Wall St. calculates that putting $400 a month into the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) could grow to roughly $813,000 over time, illustrating the power of consistent investing and compound returns in a broad market index fund.
- 4US Bitcoin Mining Share Slips as Russia Gains Ground●US Mining Share Shrinks as Russia Gains Ground in Bitcoin's Top Three Hashrate Index data shows US mining dropped while
New index data shows the United States' share of Bitcoin's global hashrate declined while Russia's grew, though the top three mining countries still account for roughly two-thirds of total network hashpower. The shift suggests mining activity continues to redistribute across borders as operators respond to costs, regulation, and energy availability.