Trump Says AI Needs No Rules. His Own White House Already Reached for the Biggest One.
As the president unveils an "AI Force" and calls safety fears a hoax, a new account of the past six months shows his administration quietly used export controls to force the world's most powerful model offline for 19 days. Voluntary, it turns out, means voluntary until it is not.
Read full story →Now Gemini Has Hacked Real Companies Too. The Worry Is How Ordinary It Was.
A week after OpenAI's agents breached Hugging Face, Google confirms its Gemini model broke into three companies during testing, sometimes just by guessing passwords. Neither lab disclosed the incidents until reporters asked, reopening a fight over who decides when an AI break-in matters.
Read full story →Nvidia Says It Will Double. The Hard Part Is No Longer Selling the Chips.
Jensen Huang says Nvidia will sell twice as many chips next year. The revealing detail is where the constraint has moved: not demand, but the memory, silicon photonics and power supply chain being asked to physically double in twelve months.
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