Stripe Clinches over $7B Deal to Buy AI Firm OpenRouter

AI and the world of work: risks, numbers and new professions (AI Breakfast special)

Il dibattito pubblico sull’intelligenza artificiale e il lavoro è polarizzato tra due narrazioni. Da un lato, l’apocalisse occupazionale: robot e algoritmi che sostituiscono milioni di persone.

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Models Are Getting Dumber on Purpose

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Why people aren’t buying Mark Zuckerberg’s AI future

On the latest episode of Equity podcast, we discuss why not everyone is buying Zuckerberg’s vision.

• Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg promotes AI-powered future for everyone
• AI critic Russell Brandom questions Zuckerberg's vision
• Meta's past social media issues cast doubt on optimistic AI future

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AI calculations also prioritize urgent tasks first

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In the global competition for AI supremacy, China is also adopting 'green standards.' However, Korea seems to be solely focused on a rapid expansion of data centers. China's tech giants, including Alibaba and Tencent, are actively promoting the use of renewable energy in their data centers. This shift towards green standards is part of China's broader effort to reduce carbon emissions and achieve its goal of peaking carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. In contrast, Korea's data center industry has been rapidly growing, driven by the increasing demand for data processing and storage due to the proliferation of AI and cloud computing services. However, this growth has come at the cost of environmental concerns, as many of Korea's data centers are powered by fossil fuels and have raised concerns about their carbon footprint. Despite the government's efforts to promote the use of renewable energy, many Korean data centers still rely heavily on fossil fuels for their power needs. This has led to criticism that Korea's data center industry is not doing enough to reduce its environmental impact, and that the country's focus on rapid expansion has come at the expense of sustainability. As the demand for AI and data processing continues to grow, it remains to be seen whether Korea's data center industry will be able to balance its growth with environmental concerns.

5h ago ·hani.co.kr