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Trump shifts on AI regulation after industry and advisor pressure
New York Times reports Trump was persuaded to back AI regulation by business leaders and advisors. What changed his position and what it means for policy.
Panini says it didn't use AI to write basketball card text
Trading card maker Panini denies allegations it deployed AI to generate product descriptions on card backs. The company's response addresses claims first reported by The Athletic.
Trump confronts AI reality: policy over hype
A New York Times opinion piece argues the incoming administration must move beyond rhetoric to face concrete AI challenges. What pragmatism looks like when campaign promises meet technical constraints.
Goldman Sachs sees SpaceX AI revenue jump 100x by 2030
Goldman Sachs projects SpaceX's AI business will grow from current levels to $1B+ annually within six years. The forecast hinges on satellite-based inference and Earth observation products.
Hedge funds short call centre stocks as AI cuts demand
Investors are betting against contact centre operators on fears that AI will shrink the workforce. Here's what the short positions reveal about which roles face the fastest disruption.
NSA uses Anthropic's Claude for cyber operations
The US National Security Agency is deploying Anthropic's Claude model for offensive cyber capabilities. Details on scope, approval, and implications for AI vendors in defense.
Financial Times: How much value is AI really creating?
The Financial Times investigates whether AI investments deliver measurable returns or hype. Understanding the gap between AI spending and actual business value.
Humanoid robots move from labs to factory floors
Industrial humanoids are shifting from research prototypes to deployed workers on manufacturing lines. What it means for production jobs and shop floor economics.
Phoenix's AI Power Crunch Tests New Billing Models for Data Centers
Phoenix is becoming a hub for AI infrastructure, but extreme power demands are forcing data-center operators and utilities to rethink how they price and allocate electricity. What's driving the shift.
US data-center delays stretch AI infrastructure timelines
Data-center construction is slipping months behind schedule across America, threatening to bottleneck AI model training and deployment. What's causing the delays and when capacity catches up.
AI CEOs Push Congress for Biological Weapons Law
Top artificial intelligence leaders are calling on lawmakers to pass legislation protecting against biological weapons threats. The move signals industry concern about dual-use AI risks.
Anthropic calls for AI development pause over self-improvement risks
Anthropic is publicly urging governments to pause AI development, citing concerns about systems that improve themselves without human oversight. The company flags a specific risk that hasn't dominated policy debate until now.