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AI Daily Brief — 18 May 2026

NVIDIA”s Jensen Huang declared demand “going parabolic, utterly parabolic” at Dell Technologies World. Google DeepMind shipped “Fast-tracking genetic leads to reverse cellular aging”, and Cursor Composer 2.5 was built on Moonshot”s Kimi base. Jack Clark”s Import AI 457 covered AI stuxnet and the cursed Muon optimizer.

Top stories

  • Jensen Huang: “Demand is going parabolic, utterly parabolic” at Dell Technologies World. NVIDIA”s CEO doubles down on the demand-curve narrative. via NVIDIA
  • Google DeepMind: Fast-tracking genetic leads to reverse cellular aging. Major science-blog drop on AI for longevity research. via Google DeepMind
  • Cursor Composer 2.5 built on Moonshot”s Kimi open-source base. Confirms the open-source-foundation strategy behind Cursor”s flagship coding model. via Moonshot AI
  • Algorithmic Bridge: How to Think of AI as a Normal Technology. Essay arguing AI fits older tech-adoption frames. via Algorithmic Bridge
  • Import AI 457: AI stuxnet; cursed Muon optimizer; and positive alignment. Jack Clark”s weekly survey. via Import AI

Quiet corners

OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Meta (Llama), DeepSeek were absent.

By the numbers

  • 11 stories tracked across 9+ sources
  • Most-mentioned company: NVIDIA (Huang at Dell)
  • Most-mentioned lab: Google DeepMind (longevity)
  • Notable absences: OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Meta, DeepSeek

Compiled by AI Feed”s editor from all 11 headlines published on 18 May 2026.