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Welcome to today’s edition of AI Business Weekly. From tech giants reimagining how personal data fuels advertising, to governments committing billions to AI infrastructure, today’s developments reflect both the promise and risks of the AI revolution. Financial crime prevention, content creation, and next-gen networking are all being reshaped by new AI-powered bets and breakthroughs.

Let’s dive in.

Meta to use AI chats for targeted ads

Meta announced it will begin using your AI chat interactions to refine targeted advertising. While Instagram’s chief clarified the platform is not “listening” to conversations, the company no longer needs a microphone — AI can analyze your text inputs to deliver ads. The move raises questions about privacy, user consent, and regulatory scrutiny, particularly in Europe where data protection laws are stricter.
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Feedzai hits $2B valuation with $75M raise

AI-native RiskOps platform Feedzai has secured approximately $75 million in new funding, pushing its valuation above $2 billion. The round brought in institutional investors including Lince Capital, Iberis Capital, and Explorer Investments, with renewed support from Oxy Capital and Buenavista Equity Partners. Feedzai plans to accelerate its AI-led solutions for financial crime prevention amid rising global fraud threats.
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South Korea to inject $21B into AI growth

The South Korean government announced it will allocate 30 trillion won ($21.39 billion) from its National Growth Fund to advance artificial intelligence. This is part of a broader 150 trillion won plan designed to drive innovation and strengthen South Korea’s global competitiveness in AI. The massive investment underscores how governments are betting big on AI as a driver of future economic growth.
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Blinkit-AI secures $1.2M for AI-driven content tools

India-based Blinkit-AI has raised $1.2 million to expand its AI-powered content creation platform. With influencer marketing already shaping over $350 billion in consumer spending in India, the company aims to accelerate integration of tools that serve e-commerce, short-form video, and digital marketing. The funding highlights investor confidence in AI’s role in fueling content-driven economies.
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Huawei debuts AI-driven networking at Summit 2025

At the Huawei Network Summit 2025, the company introduced AI Fabric 2.0 and Wi-Fi 7 advancements, positioning itself at the forefront of next-gen networking. The upgrades are designed to integrate AI into network infrastructure for better performance, reliability, and enterprise scalability. Huawei’s moves reflect its long-term strategy of embedding AI across core infrastructure to maintain global competitiveness.
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📢 AI Market Trends

Today’s stories capture AI’s dual trajectory: privacy trade-offs as Meta pushes ad targeting deeper into AI conversations, and massive capital flows into AI infrastructure and startups from South Korea to India. Financial crime prevention, e-commerce, and networking are emerging as hot verticals, while regulatory questions loom large in Europe. The battle between innovation and trust is accelerating, and the players who balance both will set the tone for AI’s next chapter.