TOP STORY NEWS Anthropic Strikes Its First Licensing Deal, With the AP, for Election Coverage Anthropic has partnered with the Associated Press in its first-ever licensing deal, focusing specifically on election coverage. SOURCE STONNE
NEWS 22:21 Data Centers Rejected by Voters Across the Country, Challenging the AI Boom Voters across the United States are rejecting proposed data centers, creating new hurdles for the rapid expansion of the artificial intelligence boom. STONNE 02
NEWS 21:54 Goldman Sachs and Apollo Seek Buyers for $40 Billion SpaceX AI Chip Deal Goldman Sachs and Apollo are reportedly looking for buyers to take on a massive $40 billion SpaceX AI chip deal. STONNE 03
NEWS 23:46 Voters Rejected Trump's Economic Narrative and Underlying AI Policies, Report NBC News According to NBC News, voters recently rejected Donald Trump's 'booming' economy narrative alongside the artificial intelligence technology that underpinned it. STONNE 04
05 NEWS Google Puts a Price on Opting Out of AI in Schools According to a report by The Atlantic, Google has introduced a pricing structure for schools wishing to opt out of artificial intelligence features. STONNE
06 NEWS Arm Forecasts Third-Quarter Revenue Above Estimates on AI Spending Boom Chip designer Arm has forecasted its third-quarter revenue to exceed market estimates, driven by the ongoing artificial intelligence spending boom. STONNE
07 NEWS AI Data Center Backlash Impacts Energy Stocks Amid Political Shifts Growing backlash against AI data centers and recent political shifts have led to a significant downturn in energy stocks. STONNE
08 NEWS Arm Holdings Reports 27% Sales Increase Driven by AI Demand Arm Holdings announced a 27% increase in sales, driven largely by growing demand for artificial intelligence technologies. STONNE
09 NEWS Apple Releases Safari Technology Preview 256 Apple has released Safari Technology Preview 256, bringing various bug fixes and performance improvements to the experimental browser. STONNE
10 NEWS Microsoft Files Patent for AI Technology to Alter Speech in Live Broadcasts Microsoft has filed a patent for an artificial intelligence system capable of modifying what individuals say during live broadcasts. STONNE