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What's newChips & compute 7
Who's building itAnthropic 3Microsoft 1Mistral 1
Rules and riskAI regulation 2AI safety 1Funding, valuations & deals 1
Chips & compute 7 More in Chips & compute
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An affair, a superstar chief executive and Nvidia’s key-man riskHigh-profile technology bull Dan Ives reckons Nvidia is worth 25% to 30% less without Jensen Huang…
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Business Post
US Markets Wrap: Nasdaq falls on Friday as Nvidia keeps sliding, but major averages are up this week
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Colin Sheridan: Questions about who knew what have travelled further than Nvidia's boardroomSomewhere between Washington and Beijing, a private relationship would have become a question of national security…
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The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Nvidia faces leadership void as Jensen Huang resignsIrish Examiner journalist Colin Sheridan joins Deirdre O'Shaughnessy to discuss the allegations, political fallout and implications for Nvidia…
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Spies and silicon chips: Alice Huang's corporate webSingapore-based tech group Megaspeed dealt in billions of dollars' worth of the world's most advanced AI chips, but…
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‘Godfather of AI’ warns humanity could be ‘toast’ if artificial intelligence cannot be controlledThe Nobel laureate urged caution over runaway AI as EU leaders debated regulation, global governance and the technology’s…
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AI should be for benefit rather than ‘ruination’ of mankind – Irish premierEU leaders discussed the future of AI during an informal meeting of EU leaders in Dublin.
4 sources · Limerick Leader, Evening Standard, www.lbc.co.uk, Belfast Telegraph
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How AI is impacting Ireland’s graduate job seekers: ‘It dehumanises a lot of things’From one-way video screening to fully rendered humanoid interviewers, AI is already a force in Irish graduate recruitment…
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AI should be for the benefit of mankind - TaoiseachArtificial intelligence should be designed for the benefit rather than the "ruination of mankind", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has…
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Why a CEO's extramarital affair with a suspected spy has engrossed the worldAn industry that has spent the past three years promising to make human beings redundant is in a…
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Software engineering and making the leap from college to careerLiberty IT’s Colin Higgins explores how the next generation of engineers can develop their skills for a future-focused…
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EU fines Tinder owner €11 million over data privacy failuresIreland's Data Protection Commission issued the fine to Match Group on Friday after concluding that Tinder's data-download tool…
2 sources · Le Monde in English, The Journal

