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Big Tech Frames Voter AI Restrictions as Political Opposition

Big Tech representatives are rejecting the idea that a recent wave of voter support for restrictions on artificial intelligence and data centers represents an anti-technology movement. Instead, they are attributing the backlash to opposition to the Trump administration and its policies. The industry’s interpretation comes as US voters

AI Enters a More Scrutinized Political Era

The political environment for artificial intelligence changed after the midterm elections, according to a New York Times report. Voters' rejection of AI has given way to what the report describes as an era of scrutiny. That shift could make AI policy, infrastructure development, and the social impact of data

OCC Introduces Supervisory Framework for AI Use in Banking

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has released a supervisory framework focused on banks’ use of artificial intelligence. The announcement establishes a new point of regulatory attention for financial institutions deploying AI systems. Sources * Google News: Artificial Intelligence

LiberAI Introduces Liber-0 World Action Model for Zero-Shot Robot Manipulation

LiberAI has introduced Liber-0, a world action model designed to connect human experience with robotic action. The model was pretrained on more than 2.2 million hours of human experience. According to LiberAI, Liber-0 is intended to support zero-shot robot manipulation, allowing robots to perform manipulation tasks

AI stocks fall as Texas election results raise data-center expansion concerns

AI-related stocks fell following the Texas governor’s election result, which raised concerns that political opposition could make it harder for data-center operators to expand their facilities. The decline extends beyond individual AI companies. Reports of a broader tumble on Wall Street suggest investors are reassessing the pace

AMD’s Stronger Data-Center Outlook Eases AI Spending Concerns

AMD’s forecast for quarterly revenue above estimates and accelerating data-center growth has eased concerns that spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure may be slowing. The outlook points to resilient demand for AMD’s data-center products, although the available reports do not provide specific revenue figures or detail the

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Anthropic’s Compute Economics Remain Under Pressure

Anthropic is still working through the economics of compute. At a point when the company’s compute margins would be expected to improve, they are instead deteriorating, according to TechCrunch. The trend raises questions about the balance between the resources needed to train and operate advanced AI systems and the