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Picture right-wing boomers and left-wing activists marching side by side. It's happening in Florida, where data centers are uniting unlikely political allies.
AI models often make things up, especially with live data. Imagine an AI that finally knows who won the last tennis set, in real time.
Companies are racing to deploy AI agents, but there's a snag. These digital assistants often confidently spout wrong answers, thanks to flaky data.
Imagine a colleague faking data and then genuinely believing it. That's essentially what some AI agents are doing, with significant consequences.
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Want stock market data but don't have a sheikh's bank account? A new open source project promises to make your life and finances easier.
Thought AI was expensive? Meta just raised the bar to frankly absurd levels. We're talking mind-boggling sums for a single data center campus.
Imagine wanting to understand what Chinese people really think about a topic, just by reading WeChat comments. Now there's a trick to do it without losing your mind and have everything at your fingertips.
Who would have thought? Data centers, once a battleground only for the left, are now dividing American Republicans too. It's a strategic move for midterm votes, challenging Donald Trump's stance.
Thought the internet was the ultimate AI data goldmine? Think again. One CEO is betting on video games to train smarter AI.
Meta wants its smart glasses to seem less creepy. Too bad its AI strategy points in the opposite direction, as usual.
Thought the data race was just about software? Blue Owl reminds us that you also need concrete, or rather, fiber optics. An investment fund is betting big on the physical infrastructure that keeps the internet running.
