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Political and economic pressure is mounting on Big Tech to cover the immense energy and water costs of AI data centers, a shift that could reshape the industry.
Industries from EV battery manufacturing to crypto mining are pivoting to support the massive infrastructure needs of AI, signaling a major economic shift.
Nvidia has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit from authors, arguing they have not provided concrete proof that their pirated books were used to train its AI models.
The World Economic Forum in Davos is seeing a major shift, with AI and Big Tech dominating conversations and pushing traditional global issues to the sidelines amidst rising political tensions.
Critics argue the AI boom is a financial bubble driven by tech monopolies' need to project growth, not by the technology's actual ability to replace jobs.
A new study by Stanford and Yale researchers reveals that major AI models can reproduce copyrighted books nearly verbatim, challenging the industry's legal defense.
A new survey reveals significant voter concern about former President Donald Trump's close relationships with Big Tech companies. Many believe his AI policies favor the industry, and most voters suppo
Major tech firms like Meta, Alphabet, and Microsoft are drastically increasing their AI spending, with forecasts for 2026 now soaring past initial projections.
The European Commission is considering a pause on parts of its AI Act amid pressure from Big Tech and the US government, aiming for competitiveness.
U.S. tech companies have issued over $200 billion in bonds this year to fund a massive expansion of AI infrastructure, raising concerns among market analysts.
Tech giants including Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon are dramatically accelerating their multi-billion dollar spending on AI, fueling concerns of a market bubble.
Big Tech giants are pouring billions into AI, but their strategies are splitting. Microsoft is building to meet existing demand, while Meta makes a speculative bet on the future.
