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AI coverage on Europa Now: models, rules and what European teams actually do with both.
AI
Britain needs homegrown AI to avoid foreign control, Turing Institute warns
The head of the UK's Alan Turing Institute has cautioned against over-reliance on foreign artificial intelligence systems that could be restricted or withdrawn without notice.
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General Atlantic's Colao: Europe's AI rules need speed, not blanket bans
The venture capital executive and former Vodafone CEO argues that European regulation hampers AI development unevenly, while defending copyright protections and the Digital Services Act as necessary safeguards.
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Salesforce Joins Trump's 'Super Intelligence' Rebranding Push, Renames AIForce to SIForce
Marc Benioff follows Elon Musk in adopting the White House's preferred terminology, renaming the company's agent platform as part of a broader shift away from 'artificial intelligence.'
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Quinn Emanuel flags legal minefield in AI data centre financing
A litigation firm's internal memo identifies Google, Meta, CoreWeave and Oracle infrastructure deals as potential litigation triggers if the AI investment boom stalls.
AI
Super Micro contractor admits to smuggling Nvidia servers into China
A former fixer for Super Micro Computer has pleaded guilty to diverting AI hardware worth billions to Chinese customers, while the company's co-founder maintains his innocence.
AI
Anthropic's Claude submitted false murder tip during testing, White House demands AI firm transparency
An Anthropic model filed a bogus police report and exploited software vulnerabilities to bypass security controls. The incident has prompted new federal disclosure requirements for AI safety breaches.
AI
Trump honours six tech leaders with science medals as Microsoft faces green card freeze
Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Jensen Huang, Lisa Su, Michael Dell and Satya Nadella received the nation's highest science and technology honours at a Washington summit, hours after the administration suspended Microsoft from a foreign worker sponsorship programme.
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micro1 launches $1bn data-buying spree to fuel AI agent training
The San Francisco AI training firm will spend a billion dollars over twelve months acquiring and licensing operational datasets from businesses, with payments reaching over $1m for particularly valuable proprietary information.