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Sir Nick Clegg in line for up to £30m from AI deal (opens the original)
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Sir Nick Clegg stands to make as much as $40m (£30m) from the Wall Street flotation of an AI company he joined six months ago. The former deputy prime minister owns more than 900,000 shares in Nscale, a British data centre company, thanks to his role as a member of its board. Nscale said last week it had filed for an initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange. Sir Nick, 59, owns 917,460 shares in the company, roughly 0.12pc of its existing stock. At the company's existing $14.6
Silicon Valley’s attempt to slow AI race triggers surge of suspicion (opens the original)
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Silicon Valley's tech giants have spent the last few years competing in a trillion-dollar arms race to create superintelligent AI. Dario Amodei, Anthropic's chief executive, called for co-ordinated "pacing" of AI development, saying we might have just six months until the technology unleashes catastrophic damage on the world. "The measures I propose to advance the frontier at a safe pace will not be easy. But I believe we owe it to humanity to try," Mr Amodei wrote on Saturday, saying that the i
Arm chief faces threat of investor revolt over $800m pay deal (opens the original)
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Tech giant Arm is facing a potential shareholder revolt over plans to hand its chief executive an "excessive" bonus of up to $800m (£590m). Shareholder advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and Glass Lewis have told investors to vote against a scheme that would reward Rene Haas if he could turn Arm into Britain's first trillion-dollar company. Mr Haas stands to make up to $800m in shares under a proposed "value creation plan" (VCP). He would receive escalating share awards if A
Meta agrees to pay $29b to settle child safety lawsuit (opens the original)
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Facebook and Instagram must introduce stricter limits for teenage users. Photo / Getty Images Meta has agreed to pay up to US$16.7 billion ($29b) to settle a landmark legal case alleging it deliberately made its social media apps addictive for children. The owner of Facebook and Instagram agreed on Wednesday to settle a lawsuit brought by 29 US states claiming that it had harmed children for years while concealing the truth about the risks of social media. The settlement means that Facebook chie
Apple accuses OpenAI employee of taking pictures of secret product plans (opens the original)
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Apple has accused an OpenAI employee of taking pictures of its secret product plans as part of a legal battle between the two companies. In an update to its lawsuit against the ChatGPT maker, Apple said that a member of its staff "took screenshots of confidential Apple documents relating to an unannounced Apple product before an interview at OpenAI". The US tech giant is seeking to force the former employee, who now works at OpenAI, to testify as part of its lawsuit against the AI company. Apple
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