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Anxieties around an AI doomsday have been ramping up for months, and executives at top AI companies have done little to ease those worries. OpenAI’s Sam Altman said humanity could lose control of the technology . Anthropic warned that its models could be abused to create chemical weapons .
Outlooks aren’t optimistic, as the bloc is set to fall short of its chip-manufacturing goals.
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Bloomberg’s Zijia Song and Max Chafkin join Tom Keene on “Bloomberg Money.” Anthropic’s IPO could raise up to $90.4 billion for the company and its co-founders when it prices on Nov. 18.
Chinese data center projects are still being designed around restricted Nvidia processors, even as Beijing pushes domestic alternatives.
