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Local Concerns Slow the Global AI Race

The global push to develop artificial intelligence is colliding with local political resistance and environmental limits. Governments and technology companies want faster AI growth, but communities are questioning its costs.

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Anthropic Tracks Claude’s Role in AI Research

Anthropic says its Claude system now “leads” 26% of the company’s artificial intelligence research and development work. The AI developer plans to publish this measure regularly, giving outsiders a clearer

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Camera-Free Frames Target Smart Glasses Stigma

New camera-free smart glasses could address one of wearable technology’s biggest social problems: fears that users may record people without consent. The Information reports that new frames may omit cameras

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VCs Target Multi-Market Payment Rail Providers

Venture capital investors are showing greater interest in payment rail providers that can secure licenses across several major markets. The shift reflects rising demand for digital payments that work across

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Landmark Property Plan Centers Music and Community

An early-stage proposal would turn a landmark property into a year-round center for broadcasting, music education, live performances and public gatherings. The concept brings several uses into one site. It

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The New iPhone Pro Max Can Wait

Apple’s latest Pro Max is bigger, faster, and more refined. Yet I do not think most recent iPhone owners should rush to buy it. The upgrades improve daily use, especially

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Hobbs Promotes Washington Game Makers Abroad

Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs used his time at PAX to promote two goals: expanding overseas opportunities for tabletop game makers and reaching potential voters. Hobbs highlighted trade missions

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AI System Matches Surgical X-Rays Faster

Researchers have designed an artificial intelligence system that could make minimally invasive surgery faster and safer by linking real-time X-rays with preoperative 3D scans. The system rapidly matches images captured