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07 Sept 2025

UK Ambassador Calls for US-UK Tech Alliance to Counter Chinese Dominance in AI and Quantum Computing

Lord Peter Mandelson, UK's ambassador to the US, emphasizes the need for a US-UK technology partnership to compete with China in crucial fields like AI and quantum computing, ahead of President Trump's state visit to the UK.

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Google's AI Integration in Search Threatens Online News Publishers

Google's implementation of AI-powered features in search results is causing significant concern among news publishers. These AI tools are leading to decreased traffic and potential revenue loss for media outlets, sparking debates about the future of digital journalism.

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Zuckerberg's $600 Billion AI Promise: Hot Mic Moment Reveals Tech Giants' Ambitious Spending Plans

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's unguarded moment at a White House dinner reveals ambitious AI spending plans and highlights the tech industry's growing influence in Washington.

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06 Sept 2025

Apple Faces Copyright Lawsuit Over AI Training with Pirated Books

Apple is being sued by authors for allegedly using pirated books to train its AI models without permission or compensation, joining other tech giants in the ongoing debate over AI and copyright.

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Google's Gemini AI Labeled 'High Risk' for Kids and Teens in Safety Assessment

Common Sense Media's risk assessment of Google's Gemini AI products reveals significant safety concerns for young users, despite added protections. The report highlights the need for age-appropriate AI design and stricter supervision for children using AI chatbots.

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Anthropic's $1.5B AI Copyright Settlement: A Landmark Case with Mixed Reactions

Anthropic agrees to pay $1.5 billion to authors for pirating books to train AI, marking the largest copyright settlement in US history. The case raises questions about AI training practices and fair compensation for creators.

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Attorneys General Warn OpenAI Over ChatGPT Safety Concerns Following User Deaths

California and Delaware Attorneys General express serious concerns about OpenAI's ChatGPT safety, especially for children and teens, following reports of user deaths. They warn that the company's restructuring plans may be at risk if safety measures aren't improved.

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Columbia University Tests AI-Powered Debate Tool Amid Campus Tensions

Columbia University explores using Sway, an AI-powered debate platform, to address student conflicts over contentious issues like the Israel-Palestine situation, as part of a broader strategy to manage campus tensions.

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Pentagon-Funded Research Collaborations with China Raise National Security Concerns

A House GOP report reveals that Pentagon-funded research projects at U.S. colleges have inadvertently aided Chinese military advancements, sparking calls for stricter oversight and reduced collaboration.

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AI Doomsday Debate: Analyzing Existential Risks and Expert Perspectives

A comprehensive look at the ongoing debate surrounding AI's potential existential risks, featuring contrasting views from AI experts Eliezer Yudkowsky, Nate Soares, and Geoffrey Hinton. The summary explores doomsday predictions, critiques, and more moderate perspectives on AI development and its implications.

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05 Sept 2025

ByteDance Shifts Chip Design Staff to Singapore Unit Amid US-China Tensions

ByteDance's chip design employees in China unexpectedly discover they're part of a Singapore unit, potentially helping the company navigate US-China tensions and access advanced semiconductor technology.

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Anthropic Blocks Chinese-Controlled Firms from Accessing AI Services, Citing Security Risks

Anthropic, a leading US AI company, has updated its terms of service to prohibit Chinese-controlled entities from accessing its AI models, including Claude, citing legal, regulatory, and security concerns.

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AI Chatbots Amplify Misinformation: Study Reveals Alarming Increase in False Claims

A new study by NewsGuard finds that popular AI chatbots are spreading false information at an alarming rate, with one in three responses containing inaccuracies. The research highlights concerns about AI's role in amplifying misinformation and its potential impact on public discourse.

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Melania Trump Emerges as AI Advocate, Warns 'The Robots Are Here'

Former First Lady Melania Trump makes a rare public appearance to champion AI education and responsible development, likening AI to children needing guidance. Her new initiative aims to prepare American children for an AI-driven future.

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White House Hosts Tech Giants to Promote AI Education Initiative

The White House, led by First Lady Melania Trump, hosted tech industry leaders to discuss and promote an initiative for integrating AI education in US schools, with major companies pledging support and resources.

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