Michael Shepard
Senior Editor, Technology and Strategic Industries at Bloomberg News
Senior editor for technology & strategic industries for @business. Forever @HoyasMLacrosse. 🇺🇸 & 🇧🇷 at heart. News tips: https://t.co/I1XGypoaN5
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bloomberg.com | Caroline Hyde |Michael Shepard |Mark Gurman |Shirin Ghaffary
Governments and corporations are racing to regulate and integrate AI firms, weighing the potential implications of the industry-changing technology. As OpenAI, Perplexity and other startups make significant acquisitions, companies like Apple, Google, Microsoft are facing the challenge of staying ahead. Join Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde, Mark Gurman, Shirin Ghaffary, and Michael Shepard for a live audio conversation on May 23 at 1 p.m. EDT.
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datacenterknowledge.com | Michael Shepard
(Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration will maintain efforts to keep advanced artificial intelligence technology out of China’s hands, a top White House official said, brushing off calls from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to ease restrictions on chip exports to the world’s second-largest economy. “We obviously have huge respect for Jensen,” Sriram Krishnan, White House senior policy adviser for artificial intelligence, said in a Bloomberg Television interview Wednesday.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Michael Shepard |Ed Ludlow
The Trump administration will maintain efforts to keep advanced artificial intelligence technology out of China’s hands, a top White House official said, brushing off calls from Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang to ease restrictions on chip exports to the world’s second largest economy. “We obviously have huge respect for Jensen,” Sriram Krishnan, White House senior policy adviser for artificial intelligence, said in a Bloomberg Television interview Wednesday.
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bloomberglinea.com | Michael Shepard |Ed Ludlow
Bloomberg — La administración Trump mantendrá sus esfuerzos para mantener la tecnología de inteligencia artificial avanzada fuera del alcance de China, dijo un alto funcionario de la Casa Blanca, ignorando los pedidos del CEO de Nvidia Corp., Jensen Huang, de aliviar las restricciones a las exportaciones de chips a la segunda economía más grande del mundo.
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bloomberg.com | Michael Shepard |Ed Ludlow
Nvidia Corp. chips in Taipei, Taiwan. (Bloomberg) -- The Trump administration will maintain efforts to keep advanced artificial intelligence technology out of China’s hands, a top White House official said, brushing off calls from Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang to ease restrictions on chip exports to the world’s second largest economy.
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