Seventy-six companies have bid to develop Europe’s artificial intelligence gigafactories, the EU’s tech chief said on Monday, hailing a bigger than expected response to the bloc’s push to catch up with the U.S. and China in this key technology.
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Microsoft says AI system better than doctors at diagnosing complex health conditions
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Google expands access to AI tools in the classroom for educators with Gemini
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Civil regulation of AI is hugely complex and evolving quickly, with even otherwise well-aligned countries taking different approaches.
Hubble and Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence programs search massive data collections like the Hubble archive, assisting researchers in their scientific investigations.
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