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How China’s $3.9T Grid Plan Aims to Fix Renewable Waste for AI
A new report outlines how Beijing plans to use massive grid upgrades to capture surplus wind and solar power for artificial intelligence.
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Everything Sandbox Gazette has reported about AI: 9 stories, newest first. Part of our AI coverage.
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Does Google’s Gemini UI Overhaul and Style Features Pose New Governance Risks?
Reports indicate Google is developing reusable styles for Gemini creations while redesigning the interface for media sections, raising questions about content consistency.
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Will Character.AI keep running as Disney buys assets in Chapter 11 filing?
The AI chatbot maker enters Chapter 11 proceedings while negotiating a $20 million asset sale to Walt Disney, planning to remain operational during the transition.
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How will AI democratize senior PR expertise for founders lacking communications teams?
Honeyjar launches an AI platform to streamline PR workflows, targeting unassigned communicators and founders who lack dedicated communications expertise.
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How Will Epic’s AI-First Disney Shift Impact Marvel and Star Wars Shooter Release?
Epic shifts to AI-first development for its Disney partnership, causing an indefinite delay to the planned Marvel and Star Wars shooter.
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Will NVIDIA's Rust-Based Boro CLI Boost Linux Kernel Dev Efficiency With Local AI?
NVIDIA is building a Rust-based CLI that runs local AI models to help developers enhance efficiency in Linux kernel development workflows.
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Does cheaper AI compute trigger a Jevons paradox for NVIDIA H100 rentals?
Data from a16z shows falling token costs are driving demand that sustains high GPU rental rates, creating a complex market dynamic for chip makers.
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Wordfence Report: How AI Advances Could Break Public Key Encryption
Wordfence states that cybersecurity relies on mathematical foundations that may fail against future AI, risking a halt to web operations if replacements are not ready.
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Do Big 3 Publishers Use AI for Book Marketing Without Getting Author Approval?
Staff at HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, and Hachette report that large language models generate marketing copy and artwork without author approval.