Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg has stated that artificial intelligence will serve to enhance human abilities rather than replace them. According to Jin10, Zuckerberg emphasized the potential of AI to augment human capabilities, suggesting that the technology will complement rather than supplant human efforts. This perspective aligns with Meta's ongoing initiatives to integrate AI into its platforms, aiming to improve user experience and productivity.

Meta Platforms CEO has announced that the company is currently training models that surpass the capabilities of SPARK. According to Jin10, these efforts are part of Meta's ongoing commitment to advancing artificial intelligence technology. The CEO emphasized the importance of developing more sophisticated models to enhance the company's AI offerings and maintain its competitive edge in the industry.

Brazil's central bank has reduced its benchmark interest rate from 14.75% to 14.50%, aligning with market expectations. According to Jin10, this decision reflects the bank's ongoing efforts to manage inflation and stimulate economic growth. The rate cut is part of a broader monetary policy strategy aimed at supporting Brazil's economic recovery amid global uncertainties.

Brazil's central bank has maintained the Selic interest rate at 14.5% as of April 29, according to Jin10. This decision aligns with market expectations, as the previous rate was slightly higher at 14.75%. The unchanged rate reflects the bank's ongoing efforts to manage inflation and stabilize the economy.

As four of the "Big Seven" U.S. stocks released their earnings reports after the market closed, only Alphabet (GOOGL.O) seemed to offer enough to please investors. Alphabet's first-quarter revenue grew 22% to nearly $110 billion, exceeding analysts' expectations. Net income was $62.6 billion, an 81% year-over-year increase. Furthermore, the company projected record sales of $403 billion and profits of approximately $132 billion for fiscal year 2025. Following the better-than-expected results, Alphabet's stock rose 3.9%, with CEO Sundar Pichai unsurprisingly attributing most of the company's growth to AI investments. Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft also reported strong growth, but their stock prices fell, with Meta dropping more than 5%. Meta's sales guidance met expectations, and it also raised its capital expenditure plans for this year, reflecting rising component prices and, to a lesser extent, additional data center costs.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessant stated that it would be extraordinary if outgoing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell were to remain on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. For someone who has always emphasized discipline, his unilateral decision would run counter to tradition. Kevin Warsh will bring a fresh perspective to the Federal Reserve with clear accountability, effective management mechanisms, and sound policymaking.

Meta has begun offering some creators the option to settle in USDC, allowing users to withdraw their earnings directly to Solana or Polygon-based wallets. Creators can link their crypto wallets (such as MetaMask and Phantom) to receive funds. The payment service is powered by Stripe and may provide users with crypto-related tax reports. Meta also cautions that stablecoin payments carry inherent risks, and users are responsible for ensuring the security of their accounts and wallets; in case of technical issues or special circumstances, the company may switch to other payment methods for settlement. Previous reports indicated that Meta plans to further expand its stablecoin-related business this year.

Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta, collectively valued at approximately $12 trillion, have released earnings reports that confirm their AI spending plans remain on track this year. According to NS3.AI, Bridgewater Associates had earlier projected that these four companies might allocate around $650 billion towards AI infrastructure by 2026. This trend could influence bitcoin miners as they consider redirecting data center capacity towards AI hosting.

On April 30, Jin10 reported that among the "Big Seven" U.S. tech stocks, Alphabet (GOOGL.O) was the standout performer in its post-market earnings release. Alphabet's first-quarter revenue grew by 22%, reaching nearly $110 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. Net profit rose to $62.6 billion, marking an 81% year-on-year increase. Additionally, the company achieved record sales of $403 billion and profits of approximately $132 billion for the fiscal year 2025. Following the better-than-expected results, Alphabet's stock price increased by 3.9%. CEO Sundar Pichai attributed much of the company's growth to its investments in AI. Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft also reported strong growth, yet their stock prices fell, with Meta experiencing a decline of over 5%. Meta's sales guidance met expectations, and the company raised its capital expenditure plans for the year, reflecting rising component prices and, to a lesser extent, additional data center costs.

JPMorgan Kinexys head Oliver Harris has expressed that while asset tokenization holds promise, it is not a comprehensive solution for liquidity issues. According to NS3.AI, Harris emphasized that the technology is poised to replace outdated financial backend systems. He highlighted that the more significant transformation will arise from overhauling the systems that underpin assets. Harris also noted that both the technological and regulatory environments are now adequately developed to support these changes.

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