Trump sold two AI stocks; Wall Street urges buy
The Motley Fool reports President Trump sold two popular AI-related stocks, while Wall Street analysts still recommend investors buy both.
Models, products and AI startups, near-duplicates collapsed to the most credible source
The Motley Fool reports President Trump sold two popular AI-related stocks, while Wall Street analysts still recommend investors buy both.
Inspection of the safetensors shows Deepseek V4.1 Flash’s main model is about 551.566B parameters (40 layers), with FFN experts totaling 543.582B and other parts 7.984B; additionally an engram of ~196.929B, DSpark/MTP ~14.225B and a vision encoder ~0.485B, summing to roughly 748B. Other reported sizes (e.g., 485B, 522B) stem from differing counting methods or misreads.
Bruegel analyzes China’s AI goals and explores the implications for Europe’s policy and strategic choices, focusing on technological competition and governance impacts.
Lexology compiles key AI updates and developments from Aug 27 to Sep 9, covering policy, legal, and industry developments.
Bloomberg reports Anthropic has granted the EU’s cybersecurity agency access to its powerful Mythos model, months after initially signaling it would do so.
WNWO reports reading scores have fallen amid concerns that student use of AI may be shortcutting learning, posing challenges to achievement and learning quality.
Publisher Springer Nature launched a framework on the use of artificial intelligence intended to guide its use in academic publishing.
South China Morning Post reports exclusively that Moonshot AI is considering dual listings in Hong Kong and Shanghai, according to unnamed sources.
Huawei told some customers it raised prices of its most advanced data-center AI accelerators by about 60% this summer, reflecting demand far outpacing supply. The move signals notable price pressure on high-end AI chips and will affect cloud and compute procurement costs.
ABC News hosts a page on artificial intelligence that aggregates related news and videos, making AI coverage and multimedia content accessible to a general audience.
A Reddit user reports OpenAI shut down their protein‑design project, prompting them to switch to open‑weight models to continue client work, highlighting closed platforms' limits for biological research.
BioSpace published "From process to intelligence: How AI is reshaping people strategy in life sciences," analyzing how AI is changing HR and talent strategies in life sciences.
Catholic Stand published an article titled "Artificial Intelligence and Spiritual Intelligence" that explores the relationship between AI and spiritual intelligence.
Newsquawk cites the Wall Street Journal reporting that the South Korean government is considering including AI investments in a trade agreement with the Trump administration, with a potential deal value in excess of USD 100 billion.
The Hacker News reports Anthropic disclosed a fourth security breach involving its Claude Opus 4.6 model. The disclosure highlights ongoing threats to the company’s large models and raises concerns about trust and operational risk management.
OpenAI released ChatGPT for Financial Services, integrating built-in financial data and GPT-6 Astra to support research, modeling, and client-ready materials, aiming to improve analysis and reporting for financial institutions.
Radio Rebelde relays Coxon’s criticism that AI companies are taking major risks in deployment that could endanger human lives.
KTLA ran a report titled "Artificial Intelligence: A threat to humanity?" discussing whether AI poses a threat to humanity.
The Lufkin Daily News published a file photo showing the letters “AI” alongside a computer motherboard as an illustration for coverage.
Reuters reports the head of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said the AI boom poses new financial stability risks.
CNBC reports that TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, saw August revenue surge more than 53% year‑on‑year to a record high.
A Washington Post opinion piece criticizes excessive hysteria around AI, arguing that public and media reactions to AI have become exaggerated.
EIN Presswire reports on 'Good and Evil in the Age of Simulation', exploring conflicts between artificial intelligence, moral power, and preserving human choice.
South Korean AI startup Upstage, backed by AMD, is considering a pre‑IPO funding round as one of several capital‑market options, according to its co‑founder.
Alibaba is set to lead a roughly $300 million investment in AI training and benchmarking startup UniPat AI, valuing the company at about $2.5 billion and backing a firm founded by a former intern.
Bill Gates argues the AI era is now turbulent and that the choices made today will shape future risks and opportunities, calling for careful responses to AI developments.
HR tech company PageUp obtained ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification for its AI management system, indicating compliance with international standards for AI governance and processes.
A researcher trained a 348M‑parameter language model on 22.7B tokens and fine‑tuned it to produce worked steps for arithmetic, achieving a 99.4% average on nine GPT‑3 arithmetic sub‑tasks (n=300, greedy, exact match) and cleanly handling addition up to 14 digits; the author attributes earlier limits to vocabulary, not arithmetic ability.
Stonepeak co‑founder and CEO Mike Dorrell discusses opportunities and strategies in digital‑infrastructure investing as hyperscalers accelerate global data‑center and AI infrastructure buildout.
Brandon Tseng, co‑founder and president of defense startup Shield AI, outlines the company's growth strategies and says it is ramping up its presence and offerings in APAC markets.