House Republicans have introduced a bill to halt state-level AI regulations for a decade, seeking to unify oversight under federal law. Supporters argue this will drive innovation, while critics express concerns about privacy, consumer protections, and the impact on existing state regulations. The proposal faces uncertain prospects in the Senate.

Japan’s AIST has launched ABCI 3.0, a powerful supercomputer supporting cutting-edge AI research with 6.22 exaflops, advanced cooling systems, and over 75 petabytes of storage. Designed for multimodal AI, it facilitates collaboration with global researchers, pushing the boundaries of generative AI.

On March 12, 2025, over 120 European tech founders announced Project Europe, a €10M fund supporting young entrepreneurs. Led by 20VC’s Harry Stebbings, the initiative offers €200K per startup, mentorship, and resources to drive AI and deep tech innovation while addressing Europe’s talent migration challenge.

DeepSeek AI has emerged as a formidable challenger to OpenAI, boasting efficiency-driven breakthroughs in AI training while raising questions about its development costs, open-source credibility, and potential privacy risks. As experts debate the legitimacy of its rapid rise, reports suggest the company may have bypassed U.S. export controls for GPUs. This article explores the innovation, challenges, and controversies surrounding DeepSeek.

Hong Kong is advancing its AI ambitions with cutting-edge infrastructure, talent programs, and government subsidies. However, challenges like U.S. export restrictions and website inconsistencies in key organizations highlight the hurdles ahead. Discover how the city balances innovation with geopolitical realities.

Can AI coaches truly help with personal growth? This report dives into the benefits, limitations, and evolution of AI-powered life coaching apps, offering a comprehensive look at this transformative trend.

Despite major contributions to neural network technology, Japanese researchers like Amari and Fukushima were overlooked in this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics. This article explores their groundbreaking work, its impact on AI, and the importance of a more inclusive history of artificial intelligence.

Australia is primed to lead in the global AI economy, with a projected AUD $18.8 billion annual revenue by 2035. Microsoft and Mandala Partners' report reveals growth areas like AI applications, datacentres, and data services, along with strategic actions for innovation, sustainability, and workforce development. Could this be Australia’s moment to shine in the AI revolution?

Google commits $20M to propel AI-driven scientific innovation. This initiative targets transformative research in rare diseases, sustainability, and more, providing funding and infrastructure to advance groundbreaking discoveries.

The Biden administration’s new National Security Memorandum on AI establishes a robust strategy to ensure the U.S. retains its global AI leadership. This detailed document addresses military integration, ethical deployment, and resilience across the AI supply chain.

Is superintelligence a decade away? As AI capabilities evolve rapidly, humanity faces both opportunities and risks. This article delves into the current state of AI, the ambitions for reaching superintelligence, and the critical balance required to ensure safe and beneficial development.

California has vetoed a crucial AI safety bill, sparking a debate over innovation and regulation. As the home of Silicon Valley, California's decision could set a global precedent, highlighting the challenges of balancing tech growth with safety measures. What does this mean for the future of AI?