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The article says Silicon Valley AI money is flowing into California Democrats' campaign coffers. It reports this is happening just days before voters go to the polls.
Read the original →A study by Vals AI tested 25 AI models for alignment with Chinese government positions. Chinese models responded to political questions less uniformly than expected, and Western models occasionally adopted official Beijing positions too. The language of the prompt had an especially strong effect on the political slant of responses.
Read the original →New electricity generating capacity would enable the north-east to attract investment for large-scale AI infrastructure.
Read the original →The article says sovereign AI in India is moving from models to apps. It covers 20 backed proposals, BharatGen and Sarvam numbers, compute limits and 5 predictions.
Read the original →The proposed mission is part of a broader push to strengthen the state's emerging technology ecosystem. The push aims to attract investments, expand AI adoption and create new opportunities for startups and industry.
Read the original →TH-AI Passport aims to upskill five million citizens. Two months in, it has 1.6 million registrations and no phase two funding.
Read the original →New Zealand's Arbitr gives executives multilingual voice and accelerates disclosures.
Read the original →South Korean exports nearly doubled in October, the sharpest jump in more than 50 years. Continued demand for AI products propelled the increase.
Read the original →Saudi oil giant Aramco has acquired a 49% stake in artificial intelligence company HUMAIN. The report is dated Riyadh, Nov. 1.
Read the original →Dubai has unveiled plans for the Nad Zabeel research, development and innovation campus. It will focus on AI, advanced technology and healthcare.
Read the original →Anthropic now spends more on internal AI usage than it does on paying employees, according to the article.
Read the original →African CEOs are investing heavily in artificial intelligence. KPMG's 2026 outlook shows a wide gap between AI ambition and the data, skills and governance needed to deliver measurable returns.
Read the original →The Nigeria Customs Service has announced plans to strengthen its use of artificial intelligence and digital intelligence tools to track fake news.
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