The U.S. government has invited the European Union (EU) to join a Western consortium that will ensure supply chains for the manufacture of AI chips, Bloomberg reported.
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AI REVENUES JUSTIFY MASSIVE CONSTRUCTION SPENDING, REPORT CLAIMS
Sales by AI companies have reached a tipping point at which the trillions being spent on technology make economic sense, according to a new report by research firm Exponential View.
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META USES AI TO MODERATE SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT
Desperate to cut costs as it spends hundreds of billions to develop AI, Meta has recruited technology to replace humans in screening and moderating social media posts for offensive material.
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CHEVRON SIGNS 20-YEAR POWER CONTRACT WITH MICROSOFT
Chevron has signed an agreement with Microsoft to supply electricity over 20 years to the software giant’s planned AI data center in West Texas.
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PREPARE FOR AI-LED CYBER ATTACKS, WESTERN LEADERS WARN
The West’s lead in integrating AI into military and cyber defense capabilities is vanishing, the cyber defense chiefs of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K., and the U.S. warned in a joint announcement last week.
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WAR AND CONSTITUTIONAL INDIFFERENCE
Since its inception, the government of the United States has inexorably exceeded its powers under the Constitution.
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LEBANON/GAZA DEATH TOLL
Israel has killed at least 73,035 Palestinians inside Gaza since the genocide started in October 2023.
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MARKET OVERVIEW
A Thursday bounce in semiconductor stocks brought the market back from a selloff on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate-setting committee indicated a growing likelihood of an interest rate increase this year.
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HIGH ENERGY COST IS DRIVING JOBS OUT OF THE U.K.
Britain’s high energy prices are not only driving manufacturing jobs abroad but also risk the loss of key industries, a union and a manufacturing trade group warned last week.
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JAPAN’S YEN HOVERS NEAR 40-YEAR LOW AGAINST THE DOLLAR
The U.S. dollar’s value rose on the signing of the Iran War’s ceasefire last week, dropping the Japanese yen within a fraction of its lowest value since 1986.