TOP STORY NEWS 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. SOURCE STONNE
NEWS 02:08 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. STONNE 02
NEWS 00:40 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. STONNE 03
NEWS 00:06 OpenAI Valuation Reaches $1.25 Trillion in Latest Funding Round OpenAI has secured a new funding round that brings its total valuation to $1.25 trillion. STONNE 04
05 NEWS Nvidia Board to Investigate Spying Case Following CEO Affair Admission The Nvidia board of directors is launching an investigation into a spying case after the company's CEO admitted to an affair. STONNE
06 NEWS Nvidia Launches Investigation Into CEO's Alleged Relationship With Chinese Spy Nvidia has initiated an investigation following allegations linking its CEO to a Chinese spy. STONNE
07 NEWS Nvidia Investigates Reports Regarding CEO's Alleged Relationship with Chinese Spy Nvidia is actively investigating reports concerning a relationship between its CEO and an alleged Chinese spy. STONNE
08 NEWS How More Than $129 Million Was Stolen Using AI Voice Technology A report by The New York Times details how more than $129 million was stolen using artificial intelligence to mimic real bosses on phone calls. STONNE
09 NEWS Anti-Waymo Campaign Relied on Op-Eds Written with AI According to a Semafor report, an anti-Waymo campaign utilized opinion editorials generated with the help of artificial intelligence. STONNE
10 NEWS AI Buildout Will Continue Amid 'Existential Competition' Between US and China, Says PM According to a CNBC report, the ongoing artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout will persist as the technology is viewed as an existential competition between the United States and China. STONNE