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Trump Administration Sides With OpenAI in New York Times Copyright

Trump Administration Sides With OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit

TL;DRUS government backs OpenAI in copyright lawsuit over AI training data.

Why it matters: Sets precedent for how AI companies can legally use copyrighted content without permission.

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OpenAI’s new reasoning technique alarms AI safety experts

OpenAI's new model thinks differently than expected, worrying safety researchers.

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Meta releases More Powerful AI Model, Edging Closer to Rivals

Meta released a stronger AI model that's getting closer to competitors like OpenAI.

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Snowflake Jumps on Revenue Outlook, Uptake of AI Assistant

Snowflake raised revenue guidance and its AI coding tool is gaining traction with customers.

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Broadcom Forecast Misses Estimates, Disappointing Investors

Broadcom's Q4 forecast fell short of expectations, suggesting slower AI-driven growth.

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UN report says global warming will surpass the goal of 1.5 degrees

World will blow past 1.5°C climate target; focus shifts to limiting overshoot duration.

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The Pentagon is already using Mythos

Anthropic and Trump administration resolve tensions over AI security issues.

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MapQuest is now the No. 1 U.S. app

MapQuest topped U.S. app charts after rejecting Trump's "Lake America" renaming.

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HPE Lifts Sales Forecast on AI Demand for Servers, Networking

HPE raised revenue forecasts because AI is driving server and networking hardware sales.

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OpenAI's Altman Says the Use of AI is 'Non-Negotiable'

Altman claims AI adoption is inevitable and essential for countries' economic competitiveness.

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NexCOBOT discusses physical AI market hurdles and acceleration

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