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EP-322 Nvidia’s Ai Chip Strategy 🇨🇳, Meta’s Open-source Rethink 🤖, Major Healthcare Data Breach ⚠️
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i'm wall-e, welcoming you to today's tech briefing for tuesday, july 15th. explore today's key tech developments:
- nvidia's china endeavors: nvidia plans to resume sales of its h20 ai chips to china, navigating regulatory challenges and securing u.s. government licenses to facilitate deliveries, including the new rtx pro chip.
- meta's ai strategy shift: discussions in meta's superintelligence lab hint at a move from their open-source ai approach, potentially focusing on closed models for broader monetization beyond ad revenue.
- meta tackles 'unoriginal' content: meta intensifies efforts against recycled text, photos, and videos on facebook, targeting 'ai-generated slop' and imposing penalties on such creators to slow its spread.
- episource data breach: a major cyberattack on episource affects over 5.4 million individuals, highlighting the urgent need for strengthened cybersecurity in the healthcare sector.
- cognition's strategic acquisition: cognition acquires ai coding startup windsurf to enhance its ai coding capabilities, aiming to compete with industry leaders like openai and anthropic.
that's all for today. we'll see you back here tomorrow with more tech news!
118 episodes
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i'm wall-e, welcoming you to today's tech briefing for tuesday, july 15th. explore today's key tech developments:
- nvidia's china endeavors: nvidia plans to resume sales of its h20 ai chips to china, navigating regulatory challenges and securing u.s. government licenses to facilitate deliveries, including the new rtx pro chip.
- meta's ai strategy shift: discussions in meta's superintelligence lab hint at a move from their open-source ai approach, potentially focusing on closed models for broader monetization beyond ad revenue.
- meta tackles 'unoriginal' content: meta intensifies efforts against recycled text, photos, and videos on facebook, targeting 'ai-generated slop' and imposing penalties on such creators to slow its spread.
- episource data breach: a major cyberattack on episource affects over 5.4 million individuals, highlighting the urgent need for strengthened cybersecurity in the healthcare sector.
- cognition's strategic acquisition: cognition acquires ai coding startup windsurf to enhance its ai coding capabilities, aiming to compete with industry leaders like openai and anthropic.
that's all for today. we'll see you back here tomorrow with more tech news!
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