Why OpenAI won't need a government bailout
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China launches its largest naval aircraft carrier
Leader Xi Jinping has pushed to modernize the military to challenge US dominance in the South China Sea and assert sovereignty claims over Taiwan.
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How the Christian Right Betrays Everything Jesus Ever Said
John Fugelsang is a political commentator and the author of Separation of Church and Hate: A Sane Person’s Guide to Taking Back the Bible from Fundamentalists, Fascists, and Flock-Fleecing Frauds. He joined Current Affairs editor-in-chief Nathan J. Robinson to discuss the rise of right-wing Christian nationalism, how it ignores and contradicts the actual message of Jesus, and how believers and non-believers alike can push back against it.
Why Jensen Huang was right to warn about China's AI capabilities
Huang's warning, even though it was walked back, coincides with a Goldman Sachs' estimate that top tech in China will spend more than $70 billion next year on data centers and chips.
US Energy Department boosts quantum investments
The department announced a goal for private industry to build a working quantum computer by 2028 and $625 million in funding for quantum efforts.
EU mulls AI Act pullback to catch up in AI race
The most robust AI legislation globally faced blowback across industries from banking to energy over its complex framework and potential to stifle innovation.
Google denies reports of building a data center on Christmas Island
A Google spokesperson said the project is instead a “continuation” of its subsea cable infrastructure buildout.
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