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20.10.26 - 11:30
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Reporter′s notebook: Kimi′s AI credit card turns spending into computing quotas – with limits (SCMP)
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China's artificial intelligence companies have spent years persuading consumers to pay for their technology. Now, Moonshot AI, the start-up behind Kimi, is taking a different approach: offering AI computing benefits through a credit card.
The company has teamed up with the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) and American Express for what it calls “the world's first AI native credit card”. After getting one for myself, the experience offered an intriguing way to bring AI services into everyday......
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17.10.26 - 10:00
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Reporter′s notebook: Kimi′s AI credit card turns spending into computing quotas – with limits (SCMP)
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China's artificial intelligence companies have spent years persuading consumers to pay for their technology. Now, Moonshot AI, the start-up behind Kimi, is taking a different approach: offering AI computing benefits through a credit card.
The company has teamed up with the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) and American Express for what it calls “the world's first AI native credit card”. After getting one for myself, the experience offered an intriguing way to bring AI services into everyday......
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16.10.26 - 01:06
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Guilfoyle Hit With Defamation Suit By Donor Behind $100,000 Amex Allegations (ZeroHedge)
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Guilfoyle Hit With Defamation Suit By Donor Behind $100,000 Amex Allegations
Trump donor Eric Deters has sued Kimberly Guilfoyle and her lawyers for defamation, escalating the dispute over an alleged $100,000 American Express payment request that preceded her departure as U.S. ambassador to Greece. Deters announced in a Thursday Facebook post that he filed in Kentucky state court. The defendants include attorneys Jesse Binnall and David M. Schwartz, CBS News reported.
Deters had previewed the lawsuit in a CNN interview Monday, accusing Guilfoyle's camp of falsely dismissing his text messages as fabricated, branding him a blackmailer and claiming he owed her money.
The filing comes two days after Guilfoyle resigned at the White House's request amid multiple reports of alleged misconduct. She has denied wrongdoing and pledged to defend her reputation. Her attorneys maintain that the financial dispute concerns unpaid compensation, not the sale of political access.
The $100,000 Request
The con...
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