Nvidia CEO Huang says AI has to do '100 times more' computation now than when ChatGPT was released
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Gabbard Says More Than 100 Intelligence Officers Fired for Chat Messages
The chats had been set up to discuss sensitive security matters. But a group of employees used them for discussions that contained sexual themes, intelligence officials said this week.The New York Times - 15h -
What we want to hear from Jensen Huang when Nvidia reports earnings Wednesday
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Quantum computing will be bigger than AI — so why is no one talking about it?
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With Liverpool taking a 13-point lead at the top of the Premier League table, BBC Sport looks at when they could wrap up the title.BBC News - 4h -
Value investor Bill Nygren explains why Nvidia isn’t the best AI stock to own now
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Tulsi Gabbard fires more than 100 intelligence officers over messages in a chat tool
Tulsi Gabbard said she fired more than 100 intel officers for using a government chat tool to discuss topics including polyamory, gender transition, and their political views.NBC News - 8h -
Hamas releases more hostages in exchange for more than 600 Palestinian prisoners as part of ceasefire deal
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Lucid CEO steps down; EV maker plans to more than double production in 2025
Electric vehicle maker Lucid Group on Tuesday said CEO Peter Rawlinson is stepping down as the company expects to more than double vehicle production this year to 20,000 units.NBC News - 1d
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