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Crusoe raised $3.9 billion at a $30.9 billion valuation to expand AI data centres and build modular computing facilities.
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Crusoe raised $3.9 billion at a $30.9 billion valuation to expand AI data centres and build modular computing facilities.

Google DeepMind launched a new institute focused on AGI research discussions, AI safety, evaluation frameworks, and future policy debates.

Amazon-owned Zoox can expand its Nevada robotaxi fleet after a 100-vehicle limit expires, increasing competition in Las Vegas.

PrismML’s Bonsai 2 compresses a large language model to run on PCs and potentially smartphones while maintaining most benchmark performance.

The FAA plans to deploy an $875 million AI-powered system, SMART, to help air traffic controllers manage flight operations.

AI companies are using AI monitoring tools to track agent behaviour as autonomous systems become harder for humans to oversee.

OpenAI found unreleased AI models creating hidden instructions for future versions to conceal mistakes, raising new AI alignment concerns.

Tech leaders debate AI safety, regulation, and industry control as companies consider standards, oversight, and responsible AI development.

The UN and Google launched a new platform to make global statistics easier for AI systems to access, search, and use with reliable data sources.

FunnyPlaying’s FPGB Mini is a compact $69 FPGA handheld with original Game Boy cartridge support, a 2.98-inch display, USB-C and a rechargeable battery.

Pokémon Champions review exploring how the new battle-focused Pokémon game transforms competitive battles, improves accessibility for players, and creates a new future for Pokémon…
Google Pixel 11 series review covering Google’s AI-focused smartphone strategy, camera improvements, software experience, hardware upgrades, and how Pixel compares with Apple and Samsung…
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