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Larry Ellison disclosed a plan to sell $7.5 billion in Oracle stock, then abruptly canceled it a day later, prompting speculation in Silicon Valley and Hollywood. The column examines Oracle's layoffs, falling stock, AI infrastructure debt, and Ellison's financial guarantees for Paramount's bid for Warner Bros. Discovery.
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A roundup item critiques the new wave of AI doomerism, highlighting an Anthropic researcher's resignation and industry warnings about human extinction. It suggests such warnings are being used to justify sweeping regulation while dismissing them as catastrophism.
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The opinion piece argues that America's AI leadership depends on building physical infrastructure like power generation, transmission, data centers and a skilled workforce. It warns that permitting delays, grid bottlenecks and supply-chain problems are ceding strategic advantage to China.
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This opinion piece argues the U.S. should not sell advanced AI chips to China, comparing it to selling nuclear technology to the Soviet Union during the Cold War. It urges Trump to use America's chip advantage as leverage in talks with Xi Jinping, invoking Reagan as a model for confronting a technological arms race.
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This opinion column argues that the most immediate danger from frontier AI is not doomsday scenarios but that leading systems like Anthropic's Claude are shaped by DEI and 'woke racism.' It cites Anthropic papers and staff ties to contend that progressive racial-justice ideology is embedded in AI and threatens American democracy.
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The article reports that the U.S. and China agree AI needs guardrails but differ sharply: Washington focuses on existential and security risks, while Beijing prioritizes protecting the Communist Party's political order. It notes Trump has downplayed regulatory guardrails while some U.S. AI executives call for caution ahead of a summit.
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Internal documents and court filings indicate OpenAI and Microsoft executives knew AI could harm news publishers and the web, as the New York Times pursues a copyright suit against the companies. The article highlights executive statements about AI's 'substitutive' threat to journalism and the DOJ's support for the defense.
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Newly unsealed court documents in a copyright suit allege that OpenAI and Microsoft staffers knew scraping news content for AI models could be an existential threat to publishers and discussed circumventing paywalls. The filing includes internal warnings and testimony from executives, while the companies maintain fair use.
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This comment piece praises King Charles for convening an AI safety summit and warning that humanity must not lose control of its destiny. It then attacks Labour for lacking urgency on AI, criticizes a church award to a Muslim cleric who praised Osama bin Laden, and warns of grim economic pressure on Britons.
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Microsoft AI head Mustafa Suleyman warned that autonomous AI could create a 'silicon species' competing with humans for resources. The article reports his comments alongside recent OpenAI incidents and calls from UK politicians for the Labour government to act more urgently on AI safety and regulation.
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The article presents a reader poll asking whether the UK government is doing enough to protect the public from rogue AI. It cites warnings from Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman about a possible 'silicon species' and from AI minister Kanishka Narayan about national security risks.
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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said he would sign a statewide data center moratorium if the legislature sends him one in 2027. The article also notes local moratoriums in Maryland and actions by other state and federal officials on data center energy and water costs.