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OpenAI’s New Energy Chief Is a Trump Administration Natural Gas Evangelist

18/10/2025 - Leave a Comment

As artificial intelligence company OpenAI plans its rapid construction of behemoth power-guzzling data centers to fuel the AI boom, it has hired a new energy chief – an official from …

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Big Tech’s “AI for good” spending increases in Africa. So does skepticism

23/08/2025 - Leave a Comment

Google, Meta, and Microsoft continue to invest in AI models to handle issues from wildfires to maternity deaths in Africa.  Experts say such projects could complicate Africa’s digital infrastructure and …

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Inside the collapse of Builder.ai: Was it even an AI company?

02/08/202502/08/2025 - Leave a Comment

Karthik started working as a “productologist” for Builder.ai in 2022. In another company, the role — assisting customers in building software — might have been called a product manager. But “productologist” …

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Brazil wants to be a sustainable data center hub. Environmentalists are skeptical

12/07/2025 - Leave a Comment

In May, Brazil’s Finance Minister Fernando Haddad flew to the U.S. to meet with executives from Amazon, Google, Nvidia, and Meta. His agenda: to pitch his country as the newest, most attractive …

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Taken for a Ride: Inside Uber’s New Race to the Bottom

07/03/2025 - Leave a Comment

Natalie had just dropped off a customer at the Ritz Hotel in central London when her phone started aggressively bleeping at her with offers of new fares. “I couldn’t concentrate. …

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Turkey’s translators are training the AI tools that will replace them

23/02/2025 - Leave a Comment

You’d be forgiven if you passed by St. James Towers in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, or Southbridge Towers in Lower Manhattan without noting their exceptional qualities or sensing the tumult within. The …

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Brazil’s push for comprehensive AI regulation

02/02/2025 - Leave a Comment

Brazil has emerged as a champion of tech regulation among emerging economies. It enacted an Internet Bill of Rights in 2014, which established protections on net neutrality, freedom of expression, …

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Despite tensions, U.S.-China AI research collaborations are alive and well

18/01/2025 - Leave a Comment

The field of artificial intelligence has long been dominated by the U.S. and Europe. Recently, however, AI research has become more collaborative across countries outside of the West, according to …

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Nvidia goes all in on AI agents and humanoid robots at CES

10/01/2025 - Leave a Comment

As the AI world races toward next-generation breakthroughs, Nvidia (NVDA-3.12%) fortified its position with a flood of new chips, software and services designed to keep the industry plugged into its …

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UK could offer celebs protection from AI clones

14/12/2024 - Leave a Comment

LONDON — Celebrities and other public figures could be offered fresh legal protections to stop artificial intelligence tools mimicking their likenesses, under plans being considered by the British government. Ministers …

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