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30 May 2025

NuScale's 77 MW Small Modular Reactor Design Approved by US Regulators, Paving Way for AI-Driven Energy Demand

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved NuScale Power's design for 77 megawatt small modular reactors, marking a significant step towards deploying this new nuclear technology. The approval comes amid rising interest in nuclear energy due to increased power demands from AI-related data centers.

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White House MAHA Report Marred by AI-Generated Fake Citations and Errors

The Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) report on children's health has come under scrutiny for containing numerous citation errors, including fake studies and mischaracterized findings, possibly due to the use of AI.

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AI's Copyright Conundrum: Big Tech's Battle Over Intellectual Property

The AI industry faces accusations of copyright infringement as tech giants lobby for changes in copyright law, sparking debates on fair use and the future of content creation.

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Elon Musk's White House Exit: Implications for Tesla and AI Focus

Elon Musk's departure from his Trump administration role is seen as positive for Tesla shareholders, with expectations of renewed focus on electric vehicles and autonomous driving technology.

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AI: A Double-Edged Sword in the Battle Against Disinformation Campaigns

Researchers are developing AI tools to detect and combat disinformation campaigns that use narrative persuasion techniques, while also acknowledging AI's role in exacerbating the problem.

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Nvidia Faces Bipartisan Scrutiny Over Planned Shanghai Research Facility

Nvidia's plans to open a research facility in Shanghai have sparked concerns among U.S. senators, who question the potential national security implications and transfer of advanced AI technology to China.

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Trump Administration's Visa Crackdown on Chinese Students Threatens U.S. AI Research and Innovation

The Trump administration's plan to revoke visas for Chinese students, particularly those in STEM fields, could significantly impact U.S. technological leadership and AI research capabilities.

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Social Security Administration to Implement AI in Phone Systems to Improve Customer Service

The Social Security Administration plans to incorporate artificial intelligence into its phone systems to address long wait times and improve customer service for millions of beneficiaries.

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29 May 2025

The New York Times Strikes Landmark AI Licensing Deal with Amazon

The New York Times has agreed to its first generative AI licensing deal with Amazon, allowing the tech giant to use NYT content for AI training and various customer experiences.

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US Stocks Rally as Court Blocks Trump Tariffs and Nvidia Impresses with Strong AI-Driven Earnings

US stocks climb following a federal court ruling against Trump's tariffs and Nvidia's strong quarterly results, highlighting the growing influence of AI in the tech sector.

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OpenAI's $300 Billion Restructuring Plan Faces Regulatory Hurdles and Investor Disputes

OpenAI's ambitious plan to convert into a $300 billion public-benefit corporation encounters regulatory scrutiny and investor conflicts, as the company races against time to secure funding and expand its AI capabilities.

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NVIDIA and AMD Prepare New AI Chips for China Amid US Export Restrictions

NVIDIA and AMD are developing new AI-focused GPUs for the Chinese market to comply with US export restrictions, aiming to maintain their presence in a crucial market while balancing regulatory challenges.

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Trump Administration Targets Chip Design Software Exports to China, Impacting Cadence and Synopsys

The Trump administration has reportedly instructed chip design software companies to halt exports to China, causing significant stock drops for industry leaders Cadence Design Systems and Synopsys.

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Trump Administration Bans Export of Chip Design Software to China, Impacting Tech Giants

The Trump administration has imposed new restrictions on the export of semiconductor design software to China, affecting major tech companies and potentially reshaping the global chip industry.

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Senator Elizabeth Warren Calls for Competitive AI Contracting in Pentagon Amid Concerns Over Elon Musk's Grok

Senator Elizabeth Warren urges the U.S. Department of Defense to ensure competitive AI contracting, raising concerns about Elon Musk's Grok chatbot gaining ground in federal government use.

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