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Can AI be ‘democratic’? Race is on for who will define the technology’s future.
An American AI company is working to promote “democratic” artificial intelligence. It’s not yet clear what that means or how ...
Tencent-backed StepFun aims to stand out in China’s AI race with multimodal models
Players in China’s AI industry are struggling to differentiate their products after DeepSeek’s success triggered a surge in ...
AI leaders hit the Hill
Technology Technology   The Big Story  Lawmakers push tech leaders on AI, energy Leaders from Silicon Valley were met ...
In the AI Race, Fossil-Powered Generators are Data Centers' Dirty Secret
Environmental groups said gas turbines powering Elon Musk's xAI data center are polluting air in Memphis, and they fear other ...
OpenAI Altman admits US barely ahead of China in AI race; remarks show anxiety among US tech giants: experts
OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman acknowledged that the US is barely ahead of China in the artificial intelligence (AI) race in a ...
In the race to deploy AI, industry leaders confront hype and expense – but project a promising future
In the race to deploy AI, industry leaders confront hype and expense - but project a promising future - SiliconANGLE ...
Employees Fear the Stigma of Using AI at Work, According to a Study
Companies tell workers to use AI to do their work more efficiently. Many worry their colleagues will think of them as lazy.
AI can guess racial categories from heart scans – what it means and why it matters
Research reveals AI models are learning shortcuts, like racial categories, instead of disease, potentially reinforcing bias in healthcare.