Hardware Meets AI: Xiaomi's Bold Move Beyond Smartphones
Xiaomi just crashed the AI party. The Chinese tech giant unveiled MiMo, its first large language model, marking a dramatic shift from smartphones and electric cars to artificial intelligence.
Good Morning from San Francisco, James Cameron, king of expensive spectacles, discovers budgeting. The Avatar director joins AI firm Stability
A new jobs platform called Drafted thinks LinkedIn and Indeed are failing recent graduates. Their solution? Video resumes powered by AI that help companies see beyond the usual keyword matching.
According to a recent ElevenLabs blog post, TBS wants more viewers for KASSO, its skateboarding show. But Japanese dialogue blocks many potential fans.
Anthropic unveiled a new subscription tier Wednesday called Claude Max, targeting power users willing to pay between $100 and $200 monthly for expanded access to its AI assistant. The move answers complaints from heavy users constantly hitting rate limits on lower-tier plans.
Google just launched a protocol that turns isolated AI agents into teams of digital workers. The Agent2Agent (A2A) standard arrives with backing from SAP, PayPal, MongoDB, and 50 other tech leaders.
A Georgia Tech study shows AI language models frequently generate harmful content about people with mental health conditions, even without prompting. The research team analyzed thousands of AI responses to track how these systems can worsen social stigmas.
Google revealed Ironwood, its seventh-generation AI chip, designed to run AI applications faster and more efficiently. The new processor aims to handle the heavy lifting behind AI chatbots and similar tools.
President Trump threatened TSMC with up to 100% import taxes if it fails to build plants in the United States. He made these remarks at a Republican National Congressional Committee event, taking aim at both the semiconductor giant and Biden's chip policies.
The European Union unveiled an ambitious plan to catch up in the global AI race by building five massive computing facilities. Each "AI gigafactory" will house 100,000 AI chips - four times more than current installations.
βοΈ Good Morning from San Francisco, π The EU wants to flex its AI muscles. Their plan? Five massive computing centers, each
Trump's White House claims Apple can start making iPhones in America right now. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says the U.S. has "the labor, workforce, and resources to do it." She points to Apple's $500 billion U.S. investment as proof.
Andreessen Horowitz aims to raise $20 billion for AI investments according to Reuters, dwarfing its previous funds. The venture firm wants to tap international investors eager to back U.S. artificial intelligence companies. The mega-fund signals a dramatic shift in venture capital.
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