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  • US slams brakes on AI Diffusion Rule, hardens chip export curbs

    US slams brakes on AI Diffusion Rule, hardens chip export curbs

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] The Department of Commerce (DOC) has slammed the brakes on the sweeping “AI Diffusion Rule,” yanking it just a day before it was due to bite. Meanwhile, officials have laid down the gauntlet with stricter measures to control semiconductor exports. The AI Diffusion Rule, a piece of regulation cooked up under the Biden administration,…

  • Open-source AI video tool for all

    Open-source AI video tool for all

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] Alibaba has unveiled Wan2.1-VACE, an open-source AI model designed to shake up how we create and edit videos. VACE isn’t appearing out of thin air; it’s part of Alibaba’s broader Wan2.1 family of video AI models. And they’re making a rather bold claim for it, stating it’s the “first open-source model in the industry…

  • AI in business intelligence: Caveat emptor

    AI in business intelligence: Caveat emptor

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] One of the ways in which organisations are using the latest AI algorithms to help them grow and thrive is the adoption of privately-held AI models in aligning their business strategies. The differentiation between private and public AI is important in this context – most organisations are rightly wary of allowing public AIs access…

  • Why Microsoft is cutting roles despite strong earnings

    Why Microsoft is cutting roles despite strong earnings

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] Microsoft is cutting about 7,000 jobs, or 3% of its workforce. The move isn’t about poor performance or falling revenue. It’s a clear shift in strategy—fewer layers, more engineers, and more investment in artificial intelligence. The layoffs affect staff across divisions and global offices. But the bulk of those let go are in middle…

  • Congress pushes GPS tracking for every exported semiconductor

    Congress pushes GPS tracking for every exported semiconductor

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] America’s quest to protect its semiconductor technology from China has taken increasingly dramatic turns over the past few years—from export bans to global restrictions—but the latest proposal from Congress ventures into unprecedented territory.  Lawmakers are now pushing for mandatory GPS-style tracking embedded in every AI chip exported from the United States, essentially turning advanced…

  • Can the US really enforce a global AI chip ban?

    Can the US really enforce a global AI chip ban?

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] When Huawei shocked the global tech industry with its Mate 60 Pro smartphone featuring an advanced 7-nanometer chip despite sweeping US technology restrictions, it demonstrated that innovation finds a way even under the heaviest sanctions. The US response was swift and predictable: tighter export controls and expanded restrictions. Now, with reports suggesting Huawei’s Ascend…

  • Will the AI boom fuel a global energy crisis?

    Will the AI boom fuel a global energy crisis?

    May 18, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] AI’s thirst for energy is ballooning into a monster of a challenge. And it’s not just about the electricity bills. The environmental fallout is serious, stretching to guzzling precious water resources, creating mountains of electronic waste, and, yes, adding to those greenhouse gas emissions we’re all trying to cut. As AI models get ever…

  • The Download: the first personalized gene-editing drug, and Montana’s Right to Try experiment

    The Download: the first personalized gene-editing drug, and Montana’s Right to Try experiment

    May 16, 2025
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    [ad_1] Doctors say they constructed a bespoke gene-editing treatment in less than seven months and used it to treat a baby with a deadly metabolic condition. The rapid-fire attempt to rewrite the child’s DNA marks the first time gene editing has been tailored to treat a single individual. The baby who was treated, Kyle “KJ”…

  • Access to experimental medical treatments is expanding across the US

    Access to experimental medical treatments is expanding across the US

    May 16, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] Some have argued that these laws have been driven by a dislike of both drug regulation and the FDA. After all, they are designed to achieve the same result as the compassionate use program. The only difference is that they bypass the FDA. Either way, it’s worth noting just how early-stage these treatments are.…

  • AI tool speeds up government feedback, experts urge caution

    May 16, 2025
    AI News

    [ad_1] An AI tool aims to wade through mountains of government feedback and understand what the public is trying to say. UK Technology Secretary Peter Kyle said: “No one should be wasting time on something AI can do quicker and better, let alone wasting millions of taxpayer pounds on outsourcing such work to contractors. This…

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