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Atlas Browser

OpenAI Unveils Atlas, an AI-Powered Browser to Rival Google Chrome

Atlas reimagines the web browser with built-in ChatGPT features for smarter searches, personalized results, and secure data handling.

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City-Scale Supercomputers

OpenAI Plans City-Scale Supercomputers with Custom AI Chips

OpenAI is working with Broadcom to design custom AI chips and build vast “city-scale” supercomputers aimed at powering the next generation of artificial intelligence models.

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AI Software Developers

2025 DORA Report Shows AI Boosting Developer Performance

AI takes center stage in Google Cloud’s 2025 DORA Report, revealing how intelligent automation is redefining modern software engineering.

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Ai Server Room

The AI Bubble? Nvidia’s $100 Billion OpenAI Deal Raises Investor Alarm Bells

Nvidia’s $100 billion investment in OpenAI raises concerns about circular financing and potential AI market bubble risks.

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China USA Memory Chips

China Seeks Eased AI Chip Export Controls Amid Trade Negotiations

China urges the U.S. to ease AI chip export limits, a move that could reshape global tech trade and the semiconductor market.

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ChatGPT-5

OpenAI Unveils GPT-5: A Leap Toward Advanced AI Integration

OpenAI’s GPT-5 delivers faster, smarter, and more personalized AI with advanced coding skills, long-context memory, and Google integration.

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Sports, Policy, Education, and Ethics In AI

Artificial Intelligence Events: A Global Overview Of Recent Developments

AI shapes sports, policy, education, and climate talks worldwide, driving innovation while raising safety and ethical concerns.

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Wikpedia Editor With AI Assistant

Wikipedia Unveils Three-Year AI Strategy

Wikipedia’s three-year AI strategy aims to enhance the work of human editors, prioritizing human judgment and expertise over automation.

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Deep Seek And South Korea

DeepSeek Revives Operations in South Korea Amid Privacy Concerns

Chinese company DeepSeek reopens in South Korea post privacy concerns, addressing data transfer issues to U.S. and China.

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AI In Sports

Revolutionizing US Sports: AI’s Game-Changing Impact

As American sports fans navigate the packed April calendar – from MLB’s opening weeks to the NBA playoffs and NFL draft – a quiet revolution is reshaping the games we love. Artificial intelligence has emerged as the ultimate utility player in American sports, fundamentally changing how professionals compete, how fans experience games, and how weekend […]

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