Stanford AI Scholars Forecast 2026: From Hype to Hard Metrics
Stanford University’s AI leaders say 2026 will pivot from evangelism to evidence. Expect stricter benchmarks, more transparent reporting, and a...
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China’s AI surge prompts Trump to warn U.S. against overregulating into second place
In an opinion essay, retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis argues that President Trump’s new executive order aims to...
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Microsoft and Amazon pour billions into India’s AI—so where does the country really stand?
Microsoft and Amazon unveiled more than $50 billion in planned investments in India, intensifying the global AI race and spotlighting...
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Nvidia disputes claim that China’s DeepSeek used prohibited Blackwell AI processors
Nvidia pushed back against a report alleging that Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has been using smuggled Blackwell processors—chips the U.S....
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U.S. to permit Nvidia’s H200 AI chip sales to China, balancing security risks with economic aims
President Trump moved to allow Nvidia to sell its H200 artificial-intelligence chips to China, a sharp reversal from earlier U.S....
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Microsoft commits $17.5 billion to India to scale AI and cloud infrastructure nationwide
Microsoft said it will invest $17.5 billion in India over four years beginning in 2026, its largest outlay in Asia,...
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November roundup: Google’s latest AI announcements
Google unveiled a sweeping slate of AI upgrades as it capped November, headlined by the release of Gemini 3 and...
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UN warns AI could fuel a ‘great divergence’ between rich and poor nations
Artificial intelligence could widen the gap between rich and poor nations, the U.N. Development Programme warned in a report from...
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Can China’s push to set global AI rules actually work?
China is mounting a diplomatic drive to shape global rules for artificial intelligence, proposing a World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization...
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Silicon Valley increasingly leans on free Chinese open-source AI models
American startups are increasingly turning to free, open-source Chinese AI models to power commercial products, lured by lower costs, faster...
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