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Bulls’ AI: funding artificial intelligence
Sep 23, 2024
Henry Trix, US tech editor at The Economist, discusses the transformative effect of OpenAI on Silicon Valley's funding landscape and innovation strategies. Anton LaGuardia, the diplomatic editor, highlights rising nuclear tensions and the looming expiration of key arms control agreements. Meanwhile, Helena Woods, a professional astrologer, delves into the intriguing rise of political astrology and its impact on forecasting electoral outcomes, merging ancient wisdom with modern political analysis.
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- OpenAI's immense funding demands are reshaping Silicon Valley's investment landscape, with tech giants stepping in as primary financiers for AI innovations.
- The expiration of major arms control treaties heightens global nuclear uncertainties by potentially escalating stockpiles and complicating international relations among superpowers.
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