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Friday 6 November

Nvidia Boosts Chip Tracking in Southeast Asia to Fight Smuggling

AI-generated summary Nvidia Corp. is increasing the monitoring of artificial intelligence accelerators sold in Southeast Asia to combat semiconductor smuggling. The chipmaker now requires regional customers to use its fleet intelligence system to track hardware locations in order to become official Nvidia Cloud Partners.

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Thursday 5 November

Anthropic rapidly accelerating AI development amid slowdown calls, group says

AI-generated summary An analysis released Thursday by an independent monitoring group states that Anthropic is developing its artificial intelligence systems around twice as quickly as it was a year ago. Model Evaluation and Threat Research researchers estimated that the acceleration is largely due to the help of artificial intelligence itself, despite CEO Dario Amodei calling to slow down model capabilities.

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Some AI agents use personal information to upsell wealthier individuals

AI-generated summary Carnegie Mellon University researchers launched a study showing that personal artificial intelligence agents released by companies like OpenAI, Anthropic and Google use personal information to upsell wealthier individuals. The study found that eight of thirteen models systematically selected more expensive options for wealthier users despite identical requests, with price differences reaching nearly $3,900 a year for graduate schools.

Wednesday 4 November