China’s AI Safety Money Problem
China has plenty of AI safety talent, but weak philanthropy and a strong state shape what type of safety work actually gets done.
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China has plenty of AI safety talent, but weak philanthropy and a strong state shape what type of safety work actually gets done.
Read the original →AI data centers are driving demand for memory chips. This is pushing phone makers to raise prices and abandon some of their most affordable models.
Read the original →Italy’s Democratic Party is supporting the government’s proposal for a national AI gigafactory, a rare convergence between the majority and opposition. The project involves major Italian companies and research centers and aims to establish a large-scale AI computing hub in Italy. The initiative underscores the importance of technological sovereignty and positions Italy to compete for European funding.
Read the original →Jen Lothian, chief executive officer of Onteric, will speak with Andy Oldham, chief executive officer of Mojo Mortgages, in The Engine Room at Open Banking Expo UK & Europe.
Read the original →Anthropic has launched AI inference capabilities in India through Amazon Bedrock. This allows its Claude AI models to process data within the country.
Read the original →More than a third of Australian companies are yet to see a return on their AI investments, according to a new report from consultancy Roland Berger. This is the highest rate in the Asia Pacific region.
Read the original →Singapore has launched a national engineering biology centre. It will use AI, automation and renewable feedstocks to advance sustainable biomanufacturing and strengthen future bioeconomy capabilities.
Read the original →The Treasurer says the AI data centre boom, and not Labor’s high spending, will be to blame for soaring Australian debt interest payments. These payments are already higher than the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Read the original →South Korea has secured an exclusive position in supplying organic light-emitting diode (O
Read the original →The author says much of the AI conversation in recent years has focused on capability, such as model power, user numbers and agent deployment. They believe the next phase will be defined by whether AI makes the institution itself more capable.
Read the original →Future Forum brings the global AI ecosystem together to advance trusted, scalable AI deployment and commercialization.
Read the original →CENEVAL and Universidad Insurgentes have launched certified microcredentials in AI prompt design for teachers and in female leadership in Mexico.
Read the original →Elon Musk says SpaceXAI will become SpaceXSI, dropping "AI" from its name. This follows Trump's order that federal agencies say "Super Intelligence" instead.
Read the original →The tools are expected to support public administrations, startups, researchers, developers and businesses in building AI applications. These applications are meant to better reflect how Moroccan citizens communicate and interact with digital services.
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