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Despite warnings, venture capitalists (VCs) are heavily investing billions into large language model (LLM) startups, captivated by the fear of missing out on a potential AI boom.
Here’s a rewritten version of the text with minimal loss of detail: --- This is the main takeaway from today's Morning Brief, which you can subscribe to for your daily dose of: - The chart of the day - What we’re monitoring - Recommended readings - Economic data releases and corporate earnings Nuclear power in the US is on the verge of a revival, driven by Big Tech's seemingly endless electricity demands to sustain AI-based data centers
Dan Ives, an equity research analyst at Wedbush Securities, focuses on major technology firms and the latest trends, notably artificial intelligence (AI).
Following the online dissemination of images showcasing the destruction wrought by Hurricane Helene, a particular image of a crying child with a puppy on a boat gained significant attention.
According to a safety watchdog, the prevalence of child sexual abuse imagery generated through artificial intelligence tools is increasing on the open internet, reaching what is being described as a “tipping point
Google has announced a change in leadership for its Knowledge & Information (K&I) team, along with some structural adjustments to its Gemini team.
The Treasury Department is utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to tackle check fraud, successfully preventing or recovering over $1 billion in fraudulent payments in the past year, as announced by the agency on Thursday.
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