Nvidia's CEO Comments on the Impacts of US-China Trade on AI Technology
Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, discusses the significant implications of current trade relations between the US and China on AI developments and market share.
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Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, discusses the significant implications of current trade relations between the US and China on AI developments and market share.
This week in gaming and technology saw significant updates across various titles, while legal challenges unfolded for major corporations, particularly in the gaming industry.
Nobuo Uematsu, renowned for his work in the Final Fantasy series, expresses his disinterest in using AI for music composition, citing the vital role of human imperfections in artistry.
A split in the GZDoom community has arisen, leading contributors to create their own version amidst controversy over recent updates and management issues.
Gigabyte's new gaming laptop models feature voice control capabilities designed to manage performance and privacy settings.
Google's new AI model has made a significant breakthrough in cancer treatment, marking a hopeful advancement in the field of medical research.
Microsoft announces a range of enhancements for Windows 11, introducing voice activation and redefining what constitutes an 'AI PC'.
A recent finding reveals that phishing attempts powered by AI are catching victims 4.5 times more frequently than traditional approaches.
The creator of Dead Space supports AI in game development but responds critically to Elon Musk's timeline for an AI-generated game.
The DGX Spark, Nvidia's latest AI solution, raises questions about its value against the more affordable AMD Strix Halo.
New findings show that AI-generated articles are now more prevalent than those written by humans, indicating a plateau in their growth.
A New York Supreme Court case involving a lawyer who relied on AI for legal citations faced scrutiny after the judge called out the use of unverified AI sources.
Intel reveals a new GPU designed for AI inferencing, potentially previewing next-generation gaming graphics cards.
Adata's chairman has highlighted a looming crisis in memory supply as demand from AI-driven companies surpasses traditional market dynamics.
Sam Altman states that mental health concerns have been addressed, paving the way for relaxing restrictions on ChatGPT's content.
Pat Gelsinger, the ex-CEO of Intel, discusses the ongoing AI bubble and its potential longevity.
A Department of Energy employee lost his security clearance after uploading a massive collection of explicit images intended for AI project.
Musk is recruiting former Nvidia specialists at xAI to develop AI models aimed at creating realistic game environments, but some are skeptical about the implications for gaming.
This week highlights significant events in the gaming industry, including the launch of Battlefield 6, ongoing Prime Day sales, and various game updates. Notably, player reactions and game access issues are stirring attention.
Microsoft's OneDrive is under scrutiny for its new AI-driven face recognition feature that is automatically enabled and can only be turned off a limited number of times per year.
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