“Three people familiar with the matter” told Semafor that Isaacman’s nomination to lead NASA was being withdrawn, days before his confirmation vote in the United States Senate. Liz Huston, a spokesperson for the White House, explained to the outlet that it was...
The instructions come after the U.S. Commerce Department warned companies about using artificial intelligence chips from China's Huawei.
The UAE seeks to expand its geopolitical influence while the U.S. needs cheap, abundant power and international partners to stay ahead of China in the AI race.
Hearing about artificial intelligence from inside Chinese business paints a very different picture of the tech than popularly understood.
Former Meta executive Nick Clegg has claimed that requiring tech companies to ask permission before using copyrighted work to train AI systems is unworkable and would destroy the AI industry in the UK.
The post Former Meta Exec Nick Clegg: Artists’ Demands over AI Copyright Laws ‘Implausible,’ Would ‘Kill the Industry’ appeared first on Breitbart.
Google is funding short films that portray AI in a more positive light, moving away from the doomsday narratives common in Hollywood science fiction. The big tech Masters of the Universe hope that giant piles of cash can solve AI's long-term PR problem.
The post Google Throws Money at Hollywood to Make Propaganda Supporting AI appeared first on Breitbart.
Tencent and Baidu said stockpiling chips, optimizing AI models and using home-grown semiconductors have helped them progress with the tech.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) made it clear on Friday that she did not appreciate a response about her Christian faith from the X AI chatbot known as Grok.
The post ‘The Judgement Seat Belongs to God, Not You’: MTG Fires Back When ‘Left-Leaning’ AI Chatbot Grok Questions Her Faith appeared first on Breitbart.
Businesses are turning to artificial intelligence tools ranging from intelligent agents to predictive systems that can simulate changes in U.S. tariff policies.
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The multitrillion-dollar GOP tax bill would have detrimental impacts on sustainability efforts in the U.S., according to experts.
Two-time NBA champion Lamar Odom was one of many crypto investors who attended President Donald Trump's meme coin event on Thursday in Virginia.
A new study links cold sores to Alzheimer's, highlighting HSV-1's role. Women in particular could have a higher risk. Anti-herpetic drugs may reduce dementia chances.
Perfect Game is the first youth baseball company to partner with PitchCom, the communication device that MLB pitchers and catchers use.
MIT President Sally Kornbluth announced Thursday the closure of the school's Institute Community and Equity Office, as well as other reforms.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announces AI use in air traffic control to prevent incidents like the fatal DCA crash, aiming for improved safety and efficiency.
Trump HHS ends nearly $1 billion in funding to Moderna for mRNA bird flu vaccines, citing safety concerns and lack of oversight around the new mRNA vaccine technology.
The instructions come after the U.S. Commerce Department warned companies about using artificial intelligence chips from China's Huawei.
The UAE seeks to expand its geopolitical influence while the U.S. needs cheap, abundant power and international partners to stay ahead of China in the AI race.
Hearing about artificial intelligence from inside Chinese business paints a very different picture of the tech than popularly understood.
Former Meta executive Nick Clegg has claimed that requiring tech companies to ask permission before using copyrighted work to train AI systems is unworkable and would destroy the AI industry in the UK.
The post Former Meta Exec Nick Clegg: Artists’ Demands over AI Copyright Laws ‘Implausible,’ Would ‘Kill the Industry’ appeared first on Breitbart.
Google is funding short films that portray AI in a more positive light, moving away from the doomsday narratives common in Hollywood science fiction. The big tech Masters of the Universe hope that giant piles of cash can solve AI's long-term PR problem.
The post Google Throws Money at Hollywood to Make Propaganda Supporting AI appeared first on Breitbart.
Tencent and Baidu said stockpiling chips, optimizing AI models and using home-grown semiconductors have helped them progress with the tech.
