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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has released new voluntary guidelines for AI use in critical infrastructure, emphasizing privacy, cybersecurity, and accountability. Developed with industry leaders, the framework aims to mitigate risks associated with AI technologies. The guidelines come amid concerns about future regulatory changes under President-elect Donald Trump.
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Elon Musk has filed an amended lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging antitrust violations and monopolistic practices in the generative AI market. The lawsuit claims that OpenAI has deviated from its original nonprofit mission, prioritizing profits over public good. Musk's legal actions reflect ongoing tensions with OpenAI's leadership.
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As the influencer economy grows, many smaller creators feel sidelined by competition and rising costs. Platforms like TikTok and Bluesky are evolving, while micro-influencers struggle to maintain their relevance amid algorithm changes and market saturation. The industry is projected to reach $500 billion by 2027, but challenges persist.
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As Trump prepares to take office, conflicting views on AI regulation emerge among his advisors. While some push for rapid development, others, including Elon Musk, advocate for caution. The outcome could shape the future of AI in the U.S.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Donald Trump are mending their previously strained relationship as Zuckerberg seeks to influence tech policy in the incoming administration. Their recent dinner at Mar-a-Lago highlights Zuckerberg's desire to engage with Trump's team on issues like artificial intelligence and content moderation, amid a backdrop of shifting dynamics in the tech industry.
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OpenAI has announced a partnership with Anduril Industries to enhance counter-drone capabilities using AI technology. This collaboration aims to address aerial threats amid a competitive landscape with China, marking a significant shift in OpenAI's approach to military applications. The partnership focuses on developing AI solutions for national security missions.
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At the New York Times DealBook Summit, Jeff Bezos expressed optimism about Donald Trump's upcoming presidency, highlighting potential regulatory reforms. Bezos aims to assist in reducing government regulations, marking a shift from their previously contentious relationship. This comes as other tech leaders also signal support for Trump’s administration.
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Google has unveiled its new quantum chip, Willow, which can perform computations in under five minutes that would take traditional supercomputers 10 septillion years. This breakthrough addresses long-standing challenges in quantum error correction, marking a significant step toward practical quantum computing applications in various fields.