Big Tech, Digital Policy, and Artificial Intelligence. How Technology is Changing Power — and Who Writes the Rules.
Microsofts Chef will, dass mächtige KI-Modelle jederzeit sofort gestoppt werden können. Was das für Unternehmen in Europa bedeutet.
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The financial conglomerate from Hangzhou is pushing into the race for affordable, powerful AI for enterprises with a new language model.
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While AI clusters consume ever more electricity, light becomes the new bottleneck – and a new opportunity for the chip industry.
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An experiment with foreign AI technology revealed how deep vulnerabilities in OpenAI's systems could run.
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Shanghai as a new location for global AI governance: What the founding of the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization means for European companies.
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In a district of the southern Chinese metropolis with millions of inhabitants, robots already independently regulate intersections. A look at a city experiment with broader implications.
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The US electric carmaker is rolling out its Full Self-Driving worldwide. China is included for the first time, but the path to true autonomy remains long.
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China's largest state-owned telecom group is launching nationwide token subscriptions starting at 1.40 euros a month. A paradigm shift from data volume to computing power is taking shape.
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With the 95-minute film Hell Grind, China demonstrates its leading role in generative video AI. Hollywood is getting new competition from Beijing.
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In Xinjiang a pilot plant is running that processes rare earths into catalysts for particularly robust synthetic rubber, a small detail with a major impact for electric cars, trucks, and the arms industry.
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