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ITC's AI-Based Crop Advisory Platform Enhances Plant Health Management

ITC's AI-Based Crop Advisory Platform Enhances Plant Health Management

ITC's AI-Based Crop Advisory Platform Enhances Plant Health Management
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AI-Powered Crop Micronutrients Market Sees $3.15 Billion Investment Surge Amid Precision Agriculture Growth

AI-Powered Crop Micronutrients Market Sees $3.15 Billion Investment Surge Amid Precision Agriculture Growth

AI-Powered Crop Micronutrients Market Sees $3.15 Billion Investment Surge Amid Precision Agriculture Growth
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OpenAI Board Member Ilya Sutskever Testifies on Firing Sam Altman and Subsequent Developments

OpenAI Board Member Ilya Sutskever Testifies on Firing Sam Altman and Subsequent Developments

OpenAI Board Member Ilya Sutskever Testifies on Firing Sam Altman and Subsequent Developments
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Department of Commerce's AI-Vetting Announcement Page Missing, Raising Transparency Concerns

Department of Commerce's AI-Vetting Announcement Page Missing, Raising Transparency Concerns

An announcement from the Department of Commerce's Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) regarding new agreements with Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI has disappeared from the agency's website. The announcement, dated May 5, 2026, detailed plans for pre-deployment evaluations and targeted research to support information-sharing. Initially, the page returned an error and later redirected to the CAISI main page. The disappearance of the announcement has raised questions about government transparency, as the Department of Commerce and the White House have not yet commented on the issue.
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Musk-Altman Trial Nears Conclusion with Key Testimonies Pending

Musk-Altman Trial Nears Conclusion with Key Testimonies Pending

Musk-Altman Trial Nears Conclusion with Key Testimonies Pending
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AI labs should pass safety review to get US government contracts, group says

AI labs should pass safety review to get US government contracts, group says

By Jody Godoy May 11 (Reuters) - The Trump administration should screen cutting-edge artificial intelligence models for security threats before they are publicly released and withhold lucrative government contracts from those that fail review, an advocacy group told U.S. officials on Monday.
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Ilya Sutskever Testifies on Firing Sam Altman, Avoids Internet Backlash

Ilya Sutskever Testifies on Firing Sam Altman, Avoids Internet Backlash

Ilya Sutskever Testifies on Firing Sam Altman, Avoids Internet Backlash
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F1 Paddocks Emerge as New Business Hub for Startups and Investors

F1 Paddocks Emerge as New Business Hub for Startups and Investors

F1 Paddocks Emerge as New Business Hub for Startups and Investors
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Code and Theory Recognized for AI Transformation, Achieves Significant Growth

Code and Theory Recognized for AI Transformation, Achieves Significant Growth

Code and Theory Recognized for AI Transformation, Achieves Significant Growth
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Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against OpenAI Enters Final Phase with Key Testimonies

Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against OpenAI Enters Final Phase with Key Testimonies

Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against OpenAI Enters Final Phase with Key Testimonies
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Google disrupts hackers using AI to exploit an unknown weakness in a company's digital defense

Google disrupts hackers using AI to exploit an unknown weakness in a company's digital defense

Google said Monday that it had disrupted a criminal group’s attempt to use artificial intelligence to exploit another company’s previously unknown digital vulnerability, adding to heightened worries across government and private industry about AI’s risks for cybersecurity
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Farmers in Bangladesh Shift to Eco-Friendly Practices Amid Fertilizer Crisis

Farmers in Bangladesh Shift to Eco-Friendly Practices Amid Fertilizer Crisis

In response to rising costs and shortages of chemical fertilizers, over 2,500 farmers in Singair upazila of Manikganj, Bangladesh, are adopting eco-friendly farming methods. The shift is driven by the 'Green Evolution' project, which provides training and technical support for organic farming practices. Farmers like Munnaf Hossain have significantly reduced their reliance on chemical fertilizers by producing vermicompost and tricho-compost from cattle manure. This transition not only lowers production costs but also improves soil health. The initiative is part of a broader effort to mitigate the impact of global price fluctuations and supply disruptions on Bangladesh's agriculture sector, which heavily relies on imported fertilizers.