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Ipsen Weighs U.S. Manufacturing Investment
The French drugmaker is considering building a U.S. production site, joining other European companies looking across the pond when planning new investments.
Congress Is Suddenly Waking Up to the AI Doomsday Threat
After years of limited action, dozens of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are touting new proposals to regulate artificial-intelligence models.
The Race for the Next Big Weight-Loss Drug Is On—and China Wants In
Long a maker of low-end generic drugs, the country is now home to biotech firms that are innovating fast.
California’s Governor Signs New Laws to Protect Children Online
Gavin Newsom signed over a dozen bills Thursday regulating ‘addictive’ social media features and artificial intelligence-driven chatbots.
Positron Valued at $5 Billion in New Funding as Demand for AI Chips Surges
NEA, Atreides and Jim Clark are among the investors putting $875 million into the firm, which makes chips designed for fast running of AI models.
How One Financial Services Company Manages Its AI Token Costs
Plus, the AI safety debate is getting louder
Opinion | Pause AI for Humanity’s Sake
When something speeds up and gets out of control, it isn’t alarmist to demand prudence and deliberation.
Pentagon in Talks to Get Into AI Infrastructure Funding With a $5 Billion Loan
Fluidstack, an AI infrastructure company, is being advised on the loan by the bank started by Palmer Luckey, an early supporter of Donald Trump.
Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Oracle, Technoprobe, SoftBank Group and more in the latest Market Talks covering Technology, Media and Telecom.