DeepSeek, other China AI firms have just 10% the revenue of OpenAI, Anthropic
Fast-growing Chinese models stay profitable by keeping computing costs down.
Read the original →Article digest · Nov 11 AM
AI Around the World — what each story says
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16 stories8 with summaries7 topics
🇺🇸 United States1
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- Governor Hochul Declares NY Will Lead the Nation in AI Science and Safety; Launches New Research InstituteSUNY - The State University of New York · 11/10 16:58 UTC
🇨🇳 China2
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- Alibaba chip unit T-Head files for Hong Kong IPO amid China's AI pushSouth China Morning Post · 11/10 13:20 UTC
🇪🇺 Europe3
Italy adopts AI guidelines for public administration
Italy's AgID adopted AI guidelines to support the responsible use and management of AI across public administrations.
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- Anthropic Taps UK Lobby Firm Before IPO to Counter AI BacklashBloomberg.com · 11/10 14:37 UTC
- Anthropic is hiring U.K. political veterans as it prepares for its IPOQuartz · 11/10 15:06 UTC
🇮🇳 India and South Asia3
Qantas to cut 850 Australian jobs and outsource work to India under AI-driven overhaul
The Australian carrier announced an agreement with Accenture amid what CEO Vanessa Hudson called 'unprecedented' technological disruption.
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- Worker fears as Qantas blames AI impact for job cutsYahoo Finance Australia · 11/10 05:33 UTC
- Government plans AI education for classes VI-XII from 2027Dhaka Tribune · 11/10 15:07 UTC
🇰🇷 Korea and Taiwan3
Asia is not riding the AI boom, it is building it
AI's trillion-dollar surge runs through Asian factories, where Taiwan, Japan and South Korea quietly hold the real leverage.
Read the original →Nvidia, KAIST tackle Korean AI's data shortage
Nvidia and KAIST plan to release at least 1 million Korean-language AI training samples in 2027. The aim is to address a shortage of high-quality data.
Read the original →With AI, Korea faces balancing act between driving growth and disgruntling public
Record chip exports are enriching a handful of firms. At the same time, AI is cutting entry-level roles.
Read the original →🕌 Middle East1
Israel Plans National AI Model to Reduce Foreign Dependence, Protect Control of Critical Infrastructure
Israel plans to develop its own artificial intelligence model.
Read the original →🌎 Africa and Latin America3
Brazil's AI Development Strategy Needs an Edge Layer
Brazil's AI debate is fixated on frontier models and data centers, which leaves out edge AI, where the jobs are, according to Yasodara Cordova.
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- Pan-Africa Venture Firm Enza Seeks Up to $80 Million for AI FundBloomberg.com · 11/10 12:00 UTC
- Teleperformance's latest results spotlight Africa's AI opportunityBusiness Insider Africa · 11/10 10:43 UTC
The analysis and visual summary are in the Nov 11 AM issue. Japanese version here.