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WASHINGTON -- Jensen Huang's ouster as CEO of Nvidia leaves a vacuum in Washington, where he was one of the strongest bulwarks against the regulation of artificial intelligence.
HOLLYWOOD, FLA. (WSVN) - Governor-elect Byron Donalds joined education technology entrepreneurs to discuss the growing use of artificial intelligence and technology in Florida schools.The eventRead More
A coalition of online safety and consumer advocacy groups has sued five leading AI companies to halt further development. They allege the tech giants can't prevent their creations from causing "catastrophic" harm and allege their endangerment of public health has violated California law. The lawsuit targets Anthropic, Google, Meta, OpenAI, and SpaceXSI. It cites cyberattacks by AI systems and the companies' own warnings about potential risks.
#BILLYPENNGRAM OF THE DAY Looking back on South 4th St.(Photo by @danherman456) Are AI bots running these Philadelphia and New Jersey news sites? For months, Billy Penn has been keeping […]
A group of websites once connected to local papers have seemingly gone rogue. But, how would Philadelphians be able to tell the difference?
BEIJING >> A Chinese university with deep ties to the People’s Liberation Army bought Nvidia’s powerful H200 AI chips last month despite being on a U.S. export blacklist, procurement records show, highlighting gaps in Washington’s efforts to curb China’s access to advanced technology.