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A wave of AI hardware standards and physics-focused AI models is driving enterprise adoption, hardware standardization, and new data strategies across robotics, manufacturing, and enterprise AI. Startups and giants alike are racing to build interoperable tools, open standards, and better data for real-world AI deployments.
The NTSB has found no pre-crash mechanical failures in the June 14 skydiving crash near Kansas City, with fuel and weight/balance checks clearing the operator. GoPro footage is being reviewed, and investigators say the plane should have operated normally before it erupted into flames; the investigation continues.
Shippers including FedEx, UPS and DHL are distributing government tariff refunds to customers who paid duties direct. The process follows a Supreme Court ruling that struck down broad Trump-era tariffs and ordered refunds for money collected before the ruling. While about $100 billion has been refunded to companies, most Americans will not see direct refunds as most duties were paid indirectly.
A Forsyth County teen has been indicted on three counts of murder and conspiracy in connection with the May 18 attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Prosecutors say she recorded, distributed the livestream and published the attackers’ manifesto, while investigators caution the case hinges on aiding-and-abetting charges.
The G20 Innovation Ministerial has highlighted U.S. leadership on AI policy amid tensions with OSTP and Commerce as the White House hosts the summit. Officials and executives are underscoring flexible frameworks that spur private investment while navigating data-center debates and tariff talks.