
Lack of a Clear Strategy on How AI Companies Should Work With Governments
Experts warn there is still no clear framework guiding how AI companies should collaborate with governments on regulation, security, and responsible technology use.
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Experts warn there is still no clear framework guiding how AI companies should collaborate with governments on regulation, security, and responsible technology use.

A growing number of users are trying Claude instead of ChatGPT. Learn why the shift is happening and how to move your AI workflows to Claude quickly.

AI startup 14.ai, founded by a married entrepreneur duo, is helping startups automate customer support with AI agents that handle tickets, chats, and routine service tasks.

The Pentagon is reviewing whether AI company Anthropic should be classified as a supply-chain risk amid disputes over military use of artificial intelligence.

Elon Musk criticises OpenAI during a legal deposition, arguing that no deaths have been linked to Grok while questioning safety concerns around competing AI systems.

OpenAI raises $110 billion in a landmark private funding round, underscoring strong investor confidence in artificial intelligence and the company’s expanding AI infrastructure and research…

Block CEO Jack Dorsey has reduced the company’s workforce by nearly 50%, saying AI, automation, and efficiency shifts could force many companies to rethink their staffing levels.

Prada and Meta are reportedly working on AI-powered smart glasses that combine luxury fashion design with Meta’s wearable technology and built-in AI features.

Read AI launches an email-powered digital twin that can respond to messages, manage schedules, and automate routine communication tasks.

Gushwork is leveraging AI-driven search technology to identify and convert customer leads, with early performance data indicating growing traction and measurable results.

NVIDIA delivers another record-breaking quarter, fueled by surging AI demand and massive capital expenditure by cloud and data centre operators.

The White House has called on AI companies to absorb electricity rate hikes tied to surging data centre demand, and several major firms say they are prepared to do so.
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