Monday, November 09, 2026 GLOBAL EDITION

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Democrat triumph offers China 'window to catch up' on AI

A recent Democrat triumph presents an opportunity for China to advance its position in artificial intelligence development.

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Kakao Mobility and Nvidia Partner to Develop Level 4 Autonomous Driving Technology

Kakao Mobility has teamed up with Nvidia to collaborate on the development of Level 4 autonomous driving technology.

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A single AI model simulates the behavior of many substances, from sliding sand to folding proteins

Researchers at MIT report a single artificial intelligence model capable of simulating the diverse behaviors of various substances, ranging from sliding sand to folding proteins.

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Voters Hate AI Data Centers Despite Their Crucial Role in Critical Technology

Voters heavily dislike AI data centers, even though they remain essential for establishing critical technology.

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Universal Basic Income Is Coming: AI Forced the Conversation

The Basic Income Earth Network reports that the rise of artificial intelligence has driven universal basic income to the forefront of public discussion.

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Democrat Win Hands China an AI Edge: 3 Risks [2026]

A 2026 report or analysis from shattered.io explores three key risks regarding how a Democratic political victory could potentially give China an advantage in artificial intelligence.

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AI-assisted learning platform helps robots reason beyond literal commands

Researchers at MIT News have detailed an AI-assisted learning platform designed to help robots reason beyond literal commands.

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Nvidia's Role in U.S. National Security and AI Trade Highlighted by CEO Affair and Spy Probe

A recent CEO affair and spy probe by CNBC highlight Nvidia's critical importance to U.S. national security and artificial intelligence trade.

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Apple and Samsung Turn to Chinese AI Rivals to Stay Competitive

Tech giants Apple and Samsung are reportedly turning to Chinese artificial intelligence rivals in order to maintain their competitive edge.

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Trump Says AI Risks Can Be Managed, Signals Openness to Guardrails

In a recent statement reported by U.S. News & World Report, Trump expressed that artificial intelligence risks can be managed and indicated openness to establishing guardrails.

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