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28.07.26 - 23:12
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Debate over AI′s future divides Silicon Valley as China gains ground (The Guardian)
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Open-source questions stir frank discussion – and both sides have clear economic incentives for where they landHello, and welcome to TechScape. This week we'll be looking at a debate over the future of artificial intelligence that's dividing the tech industry, as well as how the European Union gave Google a slap on the wrist for anti-competitive behavior. And we'll also catch you up on the avalanche of lawsuits accusing social media companies of getting young people addicted to their products. Continue reading......
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28.07.26 - 22:00
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Nvidia′s Taipei Office Raided As Taiwan′s AI Chip-Smuggling Dragnet Results In Arrests (ZeroHedge)
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Nvidia's Taipei Office Raided As Taiwan's AI Chip-Smuggling Dragnet Results In Arrests
Taiwanese prosecutors have detained an Nvidia employee and searched the chipmaker's Taipei office, the first time the island's criminal investigation into the diversion of restricted AI hardware to China has reached inside the company whose processors sit at the center of it.
The Keelung District Prosecutors Office said Tuesday it had detained a man surnamed Chang on suspicion of falsifying business documents under the Criminal Code, after investigators searched his home and his workplace on July 24. Prosecutors said Chang is "strongly suspected of having committed the offences, and that there is a risk of flight, destruction of evidence, and collusion with accomplices or witnesses." A court granted the detention request.
The statement did not name Nvidia. Bloomberg first reported that Chang works for the company and that the search covered his desk at Nvidia's Taipei office, and Bloomberg's sources sa...
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28.07.26 - 22:00
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DOE′s Prometheus Bets $60 Million That AI Can Help Nuclear Get Out Of Its Own Way (ZeroHedge)
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DOE's Prometheus Bets $60 Million That AI Can Help Nuclear Get Out Of Its Own Way
The Department of Energy is putting $60 million behind an effort to use AI to accelerate nearly every stage of nuclear deployment, from reactor design and licensing to manufacturing, construction, fuel fabrication, and operations.
The three-year initiative, named Project Prometheus, is the first major Phase II project selected under DOE's Genesis Mission. Led by Idaho National Laboratory, it brings together four national laboratories, universities, major tech companies, and more than 20 nuclear industry partners.
Participants include NVIDIA, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, Oklo, TerraPower, X-energy, GE Vernova, Westinghouse, Aalo Atomics, Antares, Valar Atomics, and Deployable Energy.
The goal is to create a secure digital thread connecting engineering models, regulatory requirements, manufacturing specifications, construction records, and operating data. DOE wants AI tools to help prepare traceable licensing ...
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