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Chris Hemsworth Co-Founded Global Wellness Platform Centr in 2019

Chris Hemsworth Co-Founded Global Wellness Platform Centr in 2019

Chris Hemsworth Co-Founded Global Wellness Platform Centr in 2019
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Jensen Huang, Anthropic, and the Hardware Economics Behind Frontier AI

Jensen Huang, Anthropic, and the Hardware Economics Behind Frontier AI

The AI revolution runs on specialized hardware. This is the story of how NVIDIA's Jensen Huang powers companies like Anthropic, and why it costs billions.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang steps down in big blow to AI boom

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang steps down in big blow to AI boom

By Aditya Soni and Anhata Rooprai Nov 12 (Reuters) - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down, leaving the AI industry without its biggest champion and clouding the future of the chipmaker he built into an AI powerhouse.
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Advocacy groups sue AI giants to freeze new models, warning of 'catastrophic' risks

Advocacy groups sue AI giants to freeze new models, warning of 'catastrophic' risks

A coalition of online safety and consumer advocacy groups has sued five leading AI companies to halt further development
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Jensen Huang built the company that powers AI. Now Nvidia must find a way forward without him

Jensen Huang built the company that powers AI. Now Nvidia must find a way forward without him

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned, capping a spectacular downfall for a poster boy of the artificial intelligence boom
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The Nvidia scandal is heightening America's AI rivalry with China ahead of Trump's visit

The Nvidia scandal is heightening America's AI rivalry with China ahead of Trump's visit

The scandal that led to Jensen Huang’s resignation as CEO of Nvidia is threatening to intensify the rivalry between the U.S. and China on artificial intelligence
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Tuya Smart Releases Open-Source Skill for Meta Muse to Control Smart Devices

Tuya Smart Releases Open-Source Skill for Meta Muse to Control Smart Devices

Tuya Smart, a global AI cloud platform service provider, has announced the release of 'Tuya Cloud Devices,' an official open-source Skill designed to enable Meta's personal AI agent, Muse, to control smart devices using natural language. This new Skill allows Muse users to query and control a wide range of smart home devices connected to the Tuya platform, encompassing over 3,000 categories. The integration works through Tuya's cloud API, eliminating the need for local device keys, same-network connections, or firmware modifications. Users can manage devices by issuing voice commands such as dimming lights, checking device status, or even setting up real-time automations like turning on a hallway light when a door opens. The Skill is designed with a single API key for ease of use, direct cloud access for broader connectivity, and the ability to read a device's capabilities before sending commands, ensuring compatibility across various product models. This development aims to bridge the gap between personal...
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Gartner Forecasts Net Job Creation by AI by 2030, Despite Initial Losses and Hiring Delays

Gartner Forecasts Net Job Creation by AI by 2030, Despite Initial Losses and Hiring Delays

Gartner Forecasts Net Job Creation by AI by 2030, Despite Initial Losses and Hiring Delays
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China Showcases AI and Robotics Prowess at Global Web Summit Amidst US Espionage Claims

China Showcases AI and Robotics Prowess at Global Web Summit Amidst US Espionage Claims

China is actively promoting its advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics at the global Web Summit in Lisbon. The event features demonstrations of dancing robots, tai chi-performing robots, and low-cost AI models from various Chinese companies like Unitree, Agibot, Galbot, and Ubtech Robotics. Web Summit founder Paddy Cosgrave noted a shift in innovation, stating that future 'superstars' are increasingly emerging from China rather than California. The summit also includes presentations from Chinese firms involved in AI systems for robotaxis, such as Pony.ai, and electric vehicle manufacturers like Xpeng, which displayed a prototype flying car. This showcase occurs as Beijing faces allegations of spying on the US AI chip giant Nvidia, a claim that China has denied. The event highlights China's push for new markets due to weak domestic demand and US market restrictions based on national security concerns. Chinese open-weight AI models are also attracting interest from European companies.
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APEC Leaders to Convene in Shenzhen Amidst AI and Trade Discussions

APEC Leaders to Convene in Shenzhen Amidst AI and Trade Discussions

Leaders from 21 Asia-Pacific economies are preparing to gather in Shenzhen, China, for the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting from November 18-19. The city, known for its rapid development into a global tech hub, will host discussions centered on trade, artificial intelligence (AI), and economic resilience. Prior to the leaders' summit, the final Senior Officials’ Meeting will take place on November 14-15, and the APEC Business Advisory Council will also meet to integrate business perspectives into the regional agenda. Beijing's choice of Shenzhen as the venue is strategic, aiming to showcase its technological advancements, including humanoid robots and emerging AI tools. The host's theme for the year is 'Building an Asia-Pacific Community to Prosper Together,' which seeks to counter rising anti-globalization sentiments and trade protectionism.
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Explainer-Could Huang, Nvidia and company's board be held liable over affair scandal?

Explainer-Could Huang, Nvidia and company's board be held liable over affair scandal?

By Tom Hals WILMINGTON, Delaware, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Reported ties between Jensen Huang, the CEO of AI powerhouse Nvidia, and a suspected Chinese spy have sparked an investigation by the FBI, calls for congressional hearings, a review by the company's independent directors and a proposed investor
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Applied Materials forecasts quarterly revenue above estimates on strong AI chip demand

Applied Materials forecasts quarterly revenue above estimates on strong AI chip demand

By Prathik Jayaprakash Nov 12 (Reuters) - Applied Materials forecast fiscal first-quarter revenue above Wall Street expectations on Thursday, betting that strong demand for advanced AI chips will continue to fuel spending on its semiconductor manufacturing equipment.