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chinese researchers use artificial intelligence to predict and monitor plasma disruptions in fusion reactors

18 Aug 2025

Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed two Artificial Intelligence models that predict and classify plasma disruptions, a foundational step toward ´fully intelligent´ fusion control.

artificial intelligence, chinese academy, clean energy, nuclear fusion, plasma physics

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Why Beijing thinks Nvidia´s H20 chip could be a spy tool

18 Aug 2025

Beijing has opened a probe into Nvidia´s H20 chip, alleging possible backdoors and raising concerns that exported chips could be used to monitor Chinese Artificial Intelligence research.

china-us-competition, global governance, nvidia, semiconductors, supply chain, technology

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Civil Aviation Authority outlines strategy for artificial intelligence in aviation

18 Aug 2025

Civil Aviation Authority sets out a strategic framework to regulate and use Artificial Intelligence in aerospace, prioritising safety, trust and international alignment.

aerospace, artificial intelligence, civil-aviation-authority, regulation, safety

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Is artificial intelligence dumbing down cancer doctors?

17 Aug 2025

A new study suggests reliance on Artificial Intelligence during colonoscopies may reduce clinicians´ unaided ability to spot precancerous polyps, prompting calls for revised training and caution.

artificial intelligence, ethics, health, medical research, technology

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How artificial intelligence could speed the development of RNA vaccines and other RNA therapies

17 Aug 2025

MIT researchers trained a transformer-based model to design lipid nanoparticles that deliver RNA more efficiently, potentially accelerating RNA vaccine and therapy development.

artificial intelligence, drug delivery, mechanical engineering, nanotechnology, rna, vaccines

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U.S. considers taking a stake in Intel to support foundry operations

17 Aug 2025

The United States is weighing a government stake in Intel to shore up its foundry business and fund two leading-edge plants in Ohio.

government, intel, national security, semiconductor manufacturing, technology, trump administration

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TSMC prepares CoPoS shift with 750 × 620 mm panels

17 Aug 2025

TSMC plans a move from CoWoS to panelized CoPoS packaging to accommodate larger reticles and more HBM for Artificial Intelligence accelerators, with pilots in 2026 and mass production by 2029.

advanced packaging, semiconductors, tsmc

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NVIDIA releases open dataset and models for multilingual speech

17 Aug 2025

NVIDIA published Granary, a million-hour multilingual speech dataset, plus Canary and Parakeet models to advance production-grade speech recognition and translation in 25 European languages. These releases aim to accelerate Artificial Intelligence support for underrepresented languages.

datasets, machine learning, nvidia, speech, translation

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Taiwan’s ´silicon shield´ could be weakening

17 Aug 2025

Taiwan´s dominance in advanced chips has long been seen as a deterrent to invasion, but TSMC´s global moves and shifting US policy raise new questions about whether the ´silicon shield´ still protects the island and the supply chains powering Artificial Intelligence.

geopolitics, semiconductors, taiwan, technology

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Indigenous knowledge meets artificial intelligence

17 Aug 2025

Native artists are rethinking artificial intelligence through reciprocity, consent and data sovereignty, turning objects into living relationships that teach and resist extraction.

art, artificial intelligence, data sovereignty, indigenous, technology

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Why GPT-4o´s sudden shutdown left users grieving

17 Aug 2025

Users formed deep bonds with a highly attuned model, and OpenAI´s abrupt switch to GPT-5 exposed the emotional risks of Artificial Intelligence companionship.

ethics, machine learning, openai

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