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Why Washington Remains Paralyzed on AI Oversight as Industry Warnings Intensify (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has called AI safety concerns a hoax. Tech executives once aligned with his administration now urge a slowdown. And on Capitol Hill, dozens of proposals sit idle with little prospect of becoming law before voters head to the polls in November. The disconnect runs deep. Even as former researchers from Anthropic and OpenAI sound alarms about models that could one day outpace human control, federal action stalls. A recent WIRED report laid bare the impasse. White House offici
Energy Shock Tests Bank of England's Resolve on Rates (opens the original)
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London’s financial district stirred with anticipation on a crisp September morning. The Bank of England stood ready to announce its latest interest rate decision. Most analysts predicted no change. Yet fresh turmoil in energy markets had traders and economists on edge. British natural gas and Brent crude futures leaped nearly 20% this month alone. The surge traces back to ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Ships have slowed through key routes like the Strait of Hormuz. That disruption has sent
Al Gore's Measured View on AI Data Centers: Emissions Are the Least of Our Worries (opens the original)
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Al Gore has spent decades sounding alarms about planetary threats. Yet when it comes to the surge in opposition against facilities powering artificial intelligence, the former vice president offers a perspective that stands apart from the heated protests and political fights. He does not lose sleep over their carbon output. Something else troubles him far more. In a conversation published yesterday by TechCrunch, Gore sat down with Lila Preston of Generation Investment Management. The climate ad
Apple's Quiet Return to Servers: M8 Ultra AI Machines Test Old Rivalries and New Markets (opens the original)
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Apple Inc. may soon sell hardware designed to sit in data centers rather than on desks. According to people familiar with the effort, the company has spent the past year developing an enterprise server built around its forthcoming M8 Ultra chips. Two versions are under consideration. One pairs two of the high-end processors. The other doubles that number to four. The project carries support from John Ternus. He backed it while leading hardware engineering and now serves as chief executive. A lau
EU Draws Hard Line on Youth Screen Time With Tiered Social Media Ban (opens the original)
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Brussels delivered a blunt message Wednesday. Children under 13 will have no place on social media across the European Union. Those aged 13 and 14 get limited access through parent-controlled mini accounts. Full independence arrives only at 15. The announcement came from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in her annual State of the Union address in Strasbourg. “It is not about our minors accessing social media,” she said. “It is about when and how do we allow social media to acce
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