Google and SpaceX are both in talks right now to put AI data centers into orbit,

and SpaceX is pitching it as basically a big core part of their $1.75 trillion

dollar valuation for IPO planned later this year.

This is wild when you consider things like Anthropic are at a $1 trillion valuation.

They are almost double that.

Now, to be fair, they have XAI,

they have SpaceX, they have X, the, you know, formerly Twitter. They have a lot of assets inside of this company, but it feels like they're really pushing to get the highest, biggest valuation possible

and make this a blockbuster IPO. We're getting into all of this. We also get into Project Suncatcher, which is the

X-AI acquisition, the Anthropic Memphis deal, and some really crazy countercases for all of this.

Also, Anthropic just opened a direct attack into Harvey, who is valued at $11 billion, and

Ligora, who's valued at $600 million.

Both of them are raising more money.

Anthropic is putting out more AI tools for legal space, which is directly competing with them.

Amazon employees are doing what people are calling token maxing.

It's a funny term, sure.

But basically what's happened is they have AI quotas that they have to hit for

what percentage of their code is written by AI and Amazon employees rather than actually just doing

that are doing silly workarounds where it just makes it look like they're generating a ton of

AI code. This is something I hope we don't see as a trend in the rest of the industry, although

Anthropic is probably thrilled because they're making a lot of money off of this. We also have George Clooney, Tom Hanks, and

Merrill Strep, who are backing something called Human Consent Standard. This is for likeness and

voice, and this is something that Hollywood and other places are very concerned about it.

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