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    People watch a TV reporting DeepSeek in Seoul, Monday, Februaty 17, 2025 © AP / Ahn Young-joon

    South Korea bans DeepSeek

    The state regulator “strongly advised” users to avoid the Chinese AI service pending “improvements” under local laws

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    OpenAI Says DeepSeek Plagiarized Their Plagiarism

    OpenAI decided that siphoning up other people’s data isn’t cool… if they aren’t the one doing it.

    OpenAI Distillation

    Italy blocks DeepSeek

    The state regulator has banned the Chinese AI app, citing “totally insufficient” information about its handling of personal data

    © Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images

    A shocking Chinese AI advancement called DeepSeek is sending US stocks plunging

    DeepSeek said it had spent just $5.6 million training its newest AI model, compared with the billions of dollars US companies spend on their AI technologies. Greg Baker/AFP/Getty Images

    OpenAI spars with Elon Musk over $500bn Stargate project

    Tesla boss in rare break with Donald Trump over AI initiative, saying ‘they don’t actually have the money’

    AI, but left the board in 2018 after clashing with the group’s chief executive Sam Altman © Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

    Tech titans praise President Trump on launch of ‘largest AI infrastructure project in history’

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    US tightens its grip on AI chip flows across the globe

    AI (Artificial Intelligence) letters and robot hand are placed on computer motherboard in this illustration taken, June 23, 2023. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo

    Can France become a global AI powerhouse?

    Momentum has been slowing but the country boasts enviable technical skills and a burgeoning entrepreneurial culture

     

    The ‘Play-Doh’ sculpture at the Station F start-up incubator in Paris. France’s business culture has been transformed in recent decades, making entrepreneurship more fashionable © Cyril Marcilhacy/Bloomberg

    Healthcare turns to AI for medical note-taking ‘scribes’

    Investment in the apps has doubled as Big Tech and start-ups compete to grab share of market

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    Why Joseph Gordon-Levitt Is Worried About AI

    The actor and Prem Akkaraju of Stability AI talk about paying those who create the data used to train artificial intelligence

    Joseph Gordon-Levitt, actor, filmmaker and entrepreneur, and Prem Akkaraju, CEO of Stability AI, at WSJ Tech Live. Photo: Nikki Ritcher for WSJ

    Mother says AI chatbot led her son to kill himself in lawsuit against its maker

    Megan Garcia said Sewell, 14, used Character.ai obsessively before his death and alleges negligence and wrongful death

    Megan Garcia and her son Sewell Setzer. Photograph: Social Media Victims Law Center

    OpenAI Is Going After Defense Contracts

    The ChatGPT maker is now working with Carahsoft, a billionaire-owned government contractor that helps tech companies provide their software to the Pentagon.

    Helmed by CEO Sam Altman, OpenAI started working with Carahsoft earlier this year and was added to a defense contract vehicle in May, as the contractor fights claims it has been overcharging the Pentagon.AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES

    Piece by Piece Director Morgan Neville Will Never Use AI Again

    Back in 2021, Morgan Neville thought using AI to recreate the late Anthony Bourdain’s voice would be an interesting Easter egg in his documentary. He ended up being a canary in Hollywood’s AI coal mine.

    Morgan Neville and Pharrell Williams of 'Piece by Piece' pose in the Getty Images Portrait Studio Presented by IMDb and IMDbPro during the Toronto International Film Festival.Photograph: Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images

    What Kind of Writer Is ChatGPT?

    Chatbots have been criticized as perfect plagiarism tools. The truth is more surprising.

    Illustration by Timo Lenzen

    ‘DARK SIDE OF BIG TECH’: Data setting you need to change immediately

    A social media network is using Aussie users’ data to train AI models, unless they change this setting to opt out.

    Meta global privacy policy director Melinda Claybaugh revealed the company was scraping Aussies’ public data. Picture: Supplied

    Elon Musk shared an AI video of Kamala Harris. Here's why it matters

    Post has been viewed more than 130 million times, appears to violate X’s own policies

    Musk faced widespread criticism for posting the video, responding on Monday that 'parody is legal in America.' (Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

    Will artificial intelligence transform school?

    The boldest visions for AI in classrooms misunderstand much about education

    Illustration: Giacomo Bagnara
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