This Week’s News

  1. Google and NASA are testing an AI medical assistant for space missions.
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  2. Nvidia is working with China to develop a new high-end AI chipset based on its Blackwell architecture.
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  3. Anthropic has given Claude the ability to end harmful or abusive conversations.
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  4. The makers of Deepseek revert to using Nvidia AI chips after Huawei chips fail.
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  5. Soundhound, a maker of Voice AI Assistants, is now adding video capabilities.
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  6. Cybercriminals are using AI to impersonate CEOs to steal money and information.
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  7. A new AI model predicts how molecules will dissolve in different solvents.
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  8. MIT engineers used machine learning to design nanoparticles for RNA vaccine delivery.
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  9. A new three billion USD AI Data Center will be built in Harwood, North Dakota.
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  10. An MIT report says that 95 percent of AI pilot programs are failing to meet revenue goals.
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  11. Education software maker Grammarly has launched an AI Agent program for students.
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  12. Deutsche Telekom has released a new AI phone integrating Perplexity AI.
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