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A bitcoin-mining business that appeared left for dead after the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire is being resuscitated to serve the artificial-intelligence build-out.
We haven't written up this one. WSJ Markets has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly moving from an experimental technology to an operational tool for small and medium-sized enterprises across Southeast Asia. Yet the more important question is not whether SMEs will use AI, but where AI can create measurable business value without adding disproportionate complexity, cost, or risk.
More than half of Hong Kong’s working adults believe artificial intelligence will make their retirement path more unpredictable than previous generations, yet only one in five feel financially prepared for the shift, according to a survey by global asset manager T. Rowe Price.
China’s manufacturing sector is leapfrogging straight into the era of agentic artificial intelligence and is now exporting that playbook to global supply chains, according to the CEO of Black Lake, a…
Clients are at times creating AI personas of their human therapists. Seems odd. But there are good reasons. Gotchas exist. An AI Insider scoop.
American AI developers can give the British government early access to AI models for safety testing without running afoul of US President Donald
A post appeared on my feed with 2.8K likes. It said a model called Claude Next is being tested inside Claude Code right now. It makes images, video, and music that don't look generated. Pure JavaScript, the leaker claimed. "It is over for image and video generation." I checked the account. No Anthropic confirmation. No release notes.
