What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.
ByteDance was reportedly considering spending $70 billion on AI data centers and infrastructure. The news comes as U.S. AI giants call for slowing the AI race.
We haven't written up this one. CoinDesk has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
The companies will combine technology to enable organisations to build, customise and run AI apps using their own data.
The Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN) has launched its AI Digital Human, an artificial intelligence-powered virtual representative designed to make it easier for the public to obtain information about the ministry’s services. The initiative is part of KDN’s broader digital transformation efforts under its “AI for KDN, KDN for AI” aspiration.
Also: All the news and watercooler chat from Fortune.
In F1, every second counts, the same is becoming true for AI's use in business.
If you ask someone with a gap in their memory what they did yesterday, they will often tell you, in detail and with complete confidence, about a day that never happened. They are not lying, the gap just fills itself with something plausible, and from the inside it feels exactly like remembering. Doctors call this confabulation.
KING Charles III of Britain will bring together leaders of some of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence companies this week to discuss whether shared principles are needed to guide a technology that has triggered growing warnings about its pot...
