19th September, 2025

RinggCity Newsletter Ringg AI This week’s three big questions This week we are talking VC bets on AI hardware by small startups still have a shot and the ethics of AI in high stakes field like therapy plus your usual quick bytes with a rogue loan call moment in the bonus byte What’s new in the OpenAI_Microsoft MOU? Open AI and Microsoft Have signed a non-binding agreement that sets the path for Open AI to restructure itself into a more convenient for-profit entity while its nonprofit parent retains control (read more ahead) Reuters APNews Why did China ban Nvidia chip sales to its own tech firms? The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) recently ordered forms like ByteDance and AliBaba to stop buying or testing NVIDIA’s RTX Pro 6000D citing national security antitrust concerns and competitive pressure from domestic chip makers The Times of India Financial Times Can AI chat bots be made safe enough for children without killing innovation? After recent Senate hearings in the US about harm to minors from bot interactions, there’s a push for page verification stricter safety tests and defined regulations but balancing protection and progress won’t be easy The Times of India The Washington Post QuickBytes Prompt: “Design a loyalty program for a brand if you weren’t allowed to use discounts.“ A creative exercise in retention strategy and value perception AI Jargon ‘AGI’: Artificial General Intelligence AGI is the holy grail of AI machines that can learn and adapt across tasks like human not just specialized in one thing. Reccos (Recommendations) Watch: Severence (Apple TV+) A sci-fi thriller where employees split their work and personal lives through a memory severing procedure Bonus Byte - from chatbot to cabinet Albania just appointed Diella an AI assistant as the world’s first AI minister of public procurement tasked with overseeing contracts and fighting corruption the government says this could mean 100 percent transparency but critics worry about the bias and accountability ToolBench Delphi-2M Wat it is: An AI driven health risk prediction tool that estimates an individual’s likelihood of developing hundreds to thousands of conditions overtime by analyzing medical history lifestyle data and lab signals How you can use it: Feed anonymized patient records for intake questionnaires to get prioritize risk profiles personalized prevention recommendations and long range screening plans Good for you if: You are building health tech insurance products for clinical work flows that need scalable risk stratification and early warning signals (and you can have the data consent and privacy controls to use it responsibly} HumorBox Ringg Tales – Day in the life of an AI assistant “Called to remind a customer about their EMI they put me on hold and said ‘One sec mom.’ Guess I’m family now..” Drake Meme: Manually answering hundred calls per day, AI handling calls while you close the deals RinggLens Is OpenAI Trading Mission for Market? Open AI is reportedly shifting from its original nonprofit foundation toward more for-profit structure under a new non-binding Mou with Microsoft the move aims to unlock more investment widen its partnership beyond Azure now engaging with Oracle and Google and possibly set the stage for going public. The agreement follows months of tense negotiations between the two companies over Microsoft’s access to open AIS technology intellectual property and revenue - talks that highlight both the strategic value of opinion is innovation and growing complexity of its business model. What Ringg thinks: This is high stakes-pivot. Open AI is essentially betting that scale capital access and broader cloud partnerships will matter more than its non profit legacy. For founders it means alignment mission and trust matters -but market fundamentals cost growth investor confidence will increasingly dominate how AI companies are built to invest in them and who wins. The infrastructure lies in building niche workflow native applications Credits: the Financial Times, Reuter LastWeek in RinggCity