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In the USA, Anthropic is increasingly under pressure. The government in Vienna is now urging the EU to recruit the AI company to relocate its headquarters. However, the chances are slim.
After the company fueled security concerns itself, the government under President Donald Trump issued an 'export ban.' Now, some companies can access the AI model again.
The US government is increasingly controlling access to top AI models. However, the author argues that access to these language models is less relevant than ever, especially for Europe.
Google Gemini provides unsolicited food recommendations, raising concerns about the influence of AI on user experience and content accessibility.
Researchers have trained an open-source model to find regulatory gaps to minimize taxes, discovering even entirely new loopholes. This behavior, known as 'Society Hacking', raises concerns about the potential misuse of AI in exploiting legal frameworks.
Meta's 'Applied-AI' team is facing significant frustration among developers, with internal criticisms and management acknowledging the challenging work environment.
One in five companies believes AI could replace academics. But how much trust is behind this – and where do they see the limits of technology?
A developer wanted to find out which colleagues caused him the most stress at work. He accomplished this using AI, a health tracker, and some custom code. Now he has a leaderboard of the biggest troublemakers.
Neura Robotics has raised $1.4 billion in a funding round – a record. Companies like Amazon, Nvidia, Bosch, and Schaeffler participated. The funds will be directed towards the production of AI-driven humanoid robots.
