Leading US artificial intelligence companies OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have warned the federal government that America's technological lead in AI is “not wide and is narrowing” as Chinese models ...

If Chinese developers have unlimited access to data and American companies are left without fair use access, the race for AI ...

US courts are currently grappling with whether AI training qualifies as fair use, with rights holders arguing that AI models ...

OpenAI is urging Washington to act swiftly or risk falling behind its biggest rival.

The global AI race is intensifying with new developments ... countries across the globe continue to strive for leadership. The new US government had already been quick to announce 500 billion ...

signaling Europe’s growing ambitions in the global AI race. When former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi released his assessment of the continent’s competitive decline, few believed Europe ...

The blog also notes “it is crucial to ... content moderation programs. This could have an impact on global users of US-made AI products such as OpenAI ChatGPT, Microsoft Co-Pilot and Google ...

On his second day in office, President Trump announced his ambition to lead in the race to dominate global AI development through Stargate, a joint venture with OpenAI ... one of us is aware ...

But it’s not all smooth sailing—ethical dilemmas, like biased AI systems and safety loopholes, remind us that progress ... As the global AI race intensifies, Deepseek R2 could shift the ...

Once the 14-week Relative Strength Index hits below 30 on this Big Tech capex contraction, a heavy allocation could lead to capitalizing on robotics, agentic AI ... global demand. Models like ...

Because we can’t fully control or predict the behaviour of AI agents, we run “a massive risk of AI agents that act without consent to, for example, drain bank accounts, impersonate us saying ...

How the 6 biggest US banks are thinking ... bankers poised to lead the AI revolution for Wall Street. Some of those bankers predict the deals that could drive the "AI arms race" in 2025.