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The Environmental Protection Agency has announced plans to dismantle federal limits on power plant greenhouse gas emissions, citing rising energy demand from artificial intelligence data centers, electric vehicles, and domestic manufacturing.
During a live appearance at the All-In Summit, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang placed a phone call from Donald Trump on speakerphone, where the former president dismissed AI safety fears as a hoax.
Engineers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have created a camera-based machine learning system that monitors 3D printing layer by layer, flagging structural defects in milliseconds and paving the way for autonomous manufacturing.
Elon Musk's forecast that AI and humanoid robotics will double global output in under a decade requires sustained economic expansion far above baseline IMF projections and aggressive growth in hardware manufacturing.
Researchers at the University of Bern and collaborating institutions have introduced Spike-based Alignment Learning, an algorithm that uses the natural timing variability of neural spikes to solve the weight transport problem in neuromorphic computing.
Researchers at KAIST and Microsoft Research Asia have created a brain-computer interface system that decodes real-time EEG brainwave signals, enabling AI models to detect when a human user disagrees with an action or goal.
A detailed retrospective published by software developer Borretti details how changes in frontier model training, automated prose generation, and tool usage are shifting views on AI alignment and human autonomy.
Nvidia is taking its $20 billion Groq asset deal into commercial production, bringing specialized low-latency inference racks to market alongside its Vera CPUs and Rubin GPUs.
Artificial intelligence developers are increasingly targeting complex hardware engineering, with models from Anthropic and xAI demonstrating functional circuit design skills in new simulation-based benchmarks.
At the G20 Innovation Ministerial in Chapel Hill, top executives from OpenAI, Nvidia, Anthropic, and Palantir joined federal cabinet officials to debate AI integration, domestic manufacturing tariffs, and data center expansion.
