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  • 01
    British Columbia Sues OpenAI Over Canada Mass Shooting Warning Failure
    British Columbia filed a lawsuit in California against OpenAI, alleging it could have used ChatGPT logs to warn police and avert a mass shooting in the Canadian province earlier this year.Thomas Seal
  • 02
    Bitcoin Reaches Eight-Month High After Clarity Act Loss
    Bloomberg Intelligence Senior US Policy Analyst Nathan Dean discusses the Securities and Exchange Commission giving the green light for digital versions of securities to start trading in the US. This plan could reshape traditional market structure after crypto legislation failed a key Senate vote on Tuesday. Also affecting the crypto space, Bitcoin surged past $85,000 to its highest since late-January, extending a sharp rebound as falling oil prices and a broader return of risk appetite helped c
  • 03
    Trump-Xi Summit Puts Global AI Race in Focus
    Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow breaks down what to expect from the Trump-Xi summit later this week, with AI's role anticipated to be a major part of the agenda for those upcoming talks. Plus, Bloomberg reports Paramount reached a settlement with California and other states suing to block its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. And, as data shows more disruption to US data centers, we get to the political debate with Democratic US Representative Suhas Subramanyam from Virginia. (Source: Bloomb
  • 04
    Google Takes on Apple, Microsoft With AI-Powered Laptops
    Google is taking another shot at the premium laptop market with its Googlebooks, priced at $899 and built around Gemini AI and with tighter integration with Android phones. Sameer Samat, president of the Android Ecosystem at Google, explains why the company combined elements of Android and ChromeOS for the new experience and how some of the new features are designed to challenge Apple and Microsoft in the AI PC race. He joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 05
    Congressman Calls for National Data Center Strategy
    Democratic Rep. Suhas Subramanyam of Virginia is calling for a national strategy to guide the rapid expansion of AI data centers, arguing the current state-by-state approach can leave communities bearing infrastructure costs. He discusses proposals to improve where data centers are built, measure their energy and water use, and require large electricity users to cover the grid upgrades needed to serve them. He joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 06
    Meta’s New Muse AI App Tops Charts, Draws Strong Early Reviews
    Meta Platforms Inc.’s new artificial intelligence agent, Muse, has quickly risen to the top of mobile app charts, a sign that the social media company is gaining traction in the increasingly crowded market for consumer AI assistants.Natalie Lung and Ian King
  • 07
    Former xAI Staffer Eyes $50 Million for Firm to Fight Deepfakes
    A former xAI and Google staffer is in talks to raise roughly $50 million in seed funding for a new company focused on combating deepfakes online, according to a person familiar with the matter.Carmen Arroyo
  • 08
    Nvidia Buying an Additional $1.5 Billion in SB Energy Shares Ahead of IPO
    Nvidia Corp. is buying an additional $1.5 billion in shares of SB Energy Inc., a data center provider backed by SoftBank Group Corp., ahead of that company’s US initial public offering.Nick Turner
  • 09
    OpenAI Pushes US to Lead Effort to Set Global Standards for AI
    OpenAI is urging the US to lead an effort with other countries to set standards for cutting-edge artificial intelligence, in response to mounting concerns about the potential harms of the technology.Rachel Metz
  • 10
    How AI Could Spark the Next Copper Boom
    AI data centers and power grid upgrades are quietly reshaping global copper demand. Morgan Stanley’s Amy Gower breaks down why data centers already punch above their weight, and why US tariff decisions could move copper next. (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 11
    Startups Like Harvey Embrace Open Models to Cut Reliance on Anthropic, OpenAI
    The $15.6 billion legal startup Harvey built its business around training AI models like OpenAI’s GPT-4 to do specialized work for lawyers. Recently, however, soaring artificial intelligence costs have nudged it to rethink its dependence on the AI giants.Rebecca Torrence and Natasha Mascarenhas
  • 12
    Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse AI Agent From Its Retail Site
    Amazon.com Inc. has blocked Meta Platforms Inc.’s new artificial intelligence agent from its retail site after the social media company declined a request to remove the bot.Matt Day and Spencer Soper
  • 13
    Concerned About AI Cybersecurity: Guild
    Robinhood Chief Investment Officer Stephanie Guild discusses the recent concerns over AI security and competitive dynamics with Bloomberg's Dani Burger on "Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 14
    Accenture Will Help Anthropic Test AI Model Safety
    Anthropic PBC is partnering with Accenture Plc to test the safety of its advanced artificial intelligence models. Evaluators from Accenture will be embedded and tasked with trying to "break" these models before they're deployed. Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
  • 15
    Carl Pei’s Nothing to Spin Off Budget Brand Into Standalone India Unit
    Swedish entrepreneur Carl Pei plans to carve out Nothing Technologies Ltd.’s budget smartphone and electronics unit into a majority Indian-owned company, betting that the South Asian nation is poised to become the next global consumer technology hub.Akriti Sharma
  • 16
    Google Rolls Out $899-Plus Googlebooks from Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS
    Alphabet Inc.’s Google announced pricing and hardware specifications for the first so-called Googlebooks, marking a push into a high-end laptop market where built-in artificial intelligence features have become the norm.Natalie Lung and Mark Gurman
  • 17
    Bessent Targets OpenAI Managers for Hugging Face Incident
    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the responsibility for the recent hacking incident involving OpenAI’s advanced artificial intelligence models was with that firm’s managers, while stopping short of suggesting any consequences.Yash Roy
  • 18
    Latvia Sees Russia Expanding Sabotage Campaign Across Europe
    Russia will increase its acts of sabotage against European NATO members in a bid to deter support to Ukraine, Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braze said.Annmarie Hordern, Jonathan Ferro and Aaron Eglitis
  • 19
    Anthropic and Microsoft Dominate Nscale’s $103 Billion in Contracts
    Nscale’s 1,000-fold increase in contracts over the last three years is mainly due to two clients thirsty for artificial intelligence computing capacity: Microsoft Corp. and Anthropic PBC.Mark Bergen and Paula Doenecke
  • 20
    Smart Ring Maker Oura, Backers Seek $2.2 Billion in US IPO
    Health and fitness ring-maker Oura Inc. and some of its backers are seeking to raise as much as $2.2 billion in a US initial public offering.Subrat Patnaik