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Check Out The Full Newsletter Here! 1. NVIDIA Strikes Deal with Trump Administration - CEO Jensen Huang negotiates continued export of H20 AI chips to China - Agreement made at Mar-a-Lago dinner in exchange for US data center investments - Move contradicts expectations of tighter restrictions after Chinese firms stockpiled $16B worth of chips 2. OpenAI Files Countersuit Against Elon Musk - Accuses former backer of harassment and using "bad-faith tactics" to harm company - Claims Musk's $97.4B takeover bid was "fake" and meant to disrupt for-profit transition - Legal battle set to continue in court next year amid $40B funding plans 3. Reddit Partners with Google for AI Search - 'Reddit Answers' feature powered by Gemini to extract insights from conversations - Builds on existing partnership using Google's Vertex AI platform - Mixed reception with comparisons to Musk's Grok AI and praise for concise overviews Other Developments: - New AI tools: Aragon.ai (AI headshot generator), Kick (AI-powered accounting) - Featured startup: Ridecell ($506M value, $706M Series C for fleet management) - Quick hits: Google launches new AI chip, possible $1B fine for TSMC over Huawei chip What's your perspective on these developments? Does Trump's agreement with NVIDIA represent a strategic pivot or a contradictory approach to US AI dominance?

Based in the AI Readiness Checklist by Section, here are 10 questions that you need to answer to see if your business is truly ready for AI adoption and implementation. More than likely, if you're a solopreneur, you're wearing multiple hats until you can expand and leverage help. 10 Questions for AI Readiness: 1. Who will be the AI Executive Sponsor? 2. Who will be the CTO or AI Lead? 3. Who will be the AI Team Lead? 4. What is your AI operating mode? 5. What are your core business objectives aligned with the AI operating mode? 6. What is your AI manifesto? 7. How will AI change everyday work expectations? 8. How will AI be involved in delivering your product or service? 9. What are your company policies on AI budget and reimbursement? 10. What are the cultural norms and values around working with AI? These questions will allow your business to take on 4 crucial steps in your process towards AI Adoption: 1. Build your AI executive team 2. Establish your business objectives 3. Write down your AI "manifesto" 4. Assess AI proficiency levels

I had a pretty interesting weekend playing around with Manus AI. I'll be going over this in detail tomorrow during the Accelerator call, but both of these are pretty great. My main gripe is that they are currently pretty expensive, so I can't experiment as much as I want to. I went through both my Manus and Genspark credits pretty fast haha. I found some pretty cool Manus projects on X that I will be sharing. From Perplexity: Recent Developments (March 2025): - Paid Subscriptions & Mobile App: Launched two premium tiers: $39/month (3,900 credits, 2 concurrent tasks) and $199/month (19,900 credits, 5 tasks, priority access). An iOS app was also released - Technical Upgrades: Backend AI framework upgraded to "toropic's 37 Sonnet," though early tests indicate slower response times compared to rivals like DeepSeek and ChatGPT - Enterprise Focus: Operates as an invite-only beta, prioritizing enterprise clients for tasks like resume screening and stock analysis. Critics warn this exclusivity may hinder mass adoption - Growth: Discord community surged to 170,000+ members post-launch, fueled by viral demos showcasing its ability to build custom websites and handle multi-step workflows Genspark April 2025 Launch – Super Agent: - Voice Call Capability: Differentiates itself with AI-powered phone tasks, such as booking restaurants using a synthetic voice. This feature targets everyday users and international audiences. - Architecture: Employs a "Mixture-of-Agents" system combining 8 LLMs, 80+ tools, and proprietary datasets to automate workflows (e.g., turning YouTube videos into slideshows). - Funding & Valuation: Raised $100M in Series A (February 2025), reaching a $530M valuation. Previous $60M seed round in June 2024 valued it at $260M. - Search Engine Innovations: Uses GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini 2.0 Flash to generate "Sparkpages"—single-page summaries for complex queries. A "Deep Research" mode analyzes 1,000+ sources per query.

Happy Monday, people! What are you all working on this week? Let us know in the comments below & maybe we can help!