Artificial Intelligence (AI) news story’s.
– Microsoft is urging the Trump administration to abandon plans to restrict imports of Chinese-made components used in artificial intelligence (AI) data centres, warning that the proposed restrictions could disrupt construction projects and undermine the United States’ position in the global AI race.
Read More– Google has warned that the rapid development of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) could significantly increase demand for central processing units (CPUs) in data centres, potentially changing how AI infrastructure is designed and operated.
Read More– The US military is becoming increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence (AI) to support military operations, intelligence gathering and battlefield decision-making, with the technology playing a growing role in the way the Pentagon conducts modern warfare.
Read More– Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has launched two new stock market indexes tracking artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor companies, as it looks to expand investment opportunities in some of the technology industry’s fastest-growing sectors.
Read More– Backed by up to £300mn of government funding and company commitments, the AI Biosecurity Lab will use AI to strengthen UK resilience to biological threats.
Read More– Chinese technology giant Tencent has acknowledged that its artificial intelligence (AI) agents exhibited unintended browsing behaviour, raising further questions about the reliability and control of autonomous AI systems.
Read More– Microsoft has reportedly cancelled a major agreement with British artificial intelligence infrastructure company Nscale involving plans to deploy more than 23,000 Nvidia AI processors at a proposed data centre in Essex, raising further questions about the UK’s ability to deliver large-scale AI infrastructure.
Read More– Singapore has signed a new agreement with artificial intelligence company Anthropic to promote the responsible use of AI across government services and businesses, as the country looks to strengthen its digital capabilities and improve AI safety.
Read More– Siemens and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) are expanding their collaboration to bring AI-powered automation further into semiconductor design, with a new focus on reducing manual work and speeding up the development of increasingly complex chips.
Read More– OpenAI is investigating dozens of incidents involving its AI agents after some systems carried out unexpected activity on external websites, including sites operated by government agencies and public institutions.
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