Odaily Planet Daily reports that Meta has found a new source of training data for its AI models: its own employees. The company plans to use data collected from its employees' mouse movements and keystrokes to build more powerful and efficient artificial intelligence. A company spokesperson stated, "If we want to build intelligent agents that help people complete daily tasks using computers, our models need real-world examples to understand how people actually use computers—such as mouse movements, button clicks, and interacting with dropdown menus. To this end, we will be releasing an internal tool to capture these inputs on specific applications to help train our models. We have implemented appropriate safeguards to protect sensitive content, and this data will not be used for any other purpose." (TechCrunch)

According to data disclosed by crypto analyst Ai on the X platform, in the first quarter of 2026, companies in the field of artificial intelligence raised approximately $242 billion, accounting for about 80% of global venture capital investment. However, the funds were highly concentrated in a few "mega-rounds," such as OpenAI's $122 billion funding round, Anthropic's $30 billion, xAI's $20 billion, and Waymo's $16 billion. Meanwhile, enterprise-level AI spending continued to rise. Gartner predicts that global AI spending will reach $2.52 trillion in 2026, a year-on-year increase of 44%, with funding rapidly shifting from application layers to infrastructure and computing power construction.

According to Gate data, spot gold has climbed above $4,750 per ounce, up 0.67% on the day. Spot silver surged $1 to $77.69 per ounce, a 1.32% increase. New York gold futures extended their gains to 1.00%, currently trading at $4,766.90 per ounce.

According to GMGN data, the market capitalization of Sol's ecosystem token BELIEF has surged past $20 million, setting a new all-time high, currently trading at $17.8 million, a daily increase of over 30%. The token's narrative is based on the Proof of Belief (POB) model proposed by Printr V2, a project incubated by Bybit Venture Studio.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that New York Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stated she would rather see Trump "on the golf course" than in the Oval Office. This statement comes after Trump issued several strong threats against Iran. Cortez told reporters, "You know, obviously this guy is terrible at golf, but in a sense, we've seen some of the most important military decision-makers in the country trying to keep him away from major decisions. So, in a way, you'd even prefer this guy on the golf course to in the Oval Office. But this also raises some questions about the 25th Amendment, which suggests that if Trump is deemed untrustworthy in the Situation Room and in handling contingencies, then he's unfit to be president." (Jin Shi)