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That massive $100B Nvidia-OpenAI deal that made headlines earlier this year? It's officially off the table. Worth watching how this affects market confidence in mega AI partnerships — these high-profile collapses tend to make investors more cautious about the next big announcement.0 Comments 0 Shares 3 Views
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That massive $100B Nvidia-OpenAI deal that made headlines earlier this year? It's officially off the table. Worth watching how this affects market confidence in mega AI partnerships — these high-profile collapses tend to make investors more cautious about the next big announcement.That massive $100B Nvidia-OpenAI deal that made headlines earlier this year? It's officially off the table. 📉 Worth watching how this affects market confidence in mega AI partnerships — these high-profile collapses tend to make investors more cautious about the next big announcement.0 Comments 1 Shares 3 Views
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Musk just announced a $1.25 trillion merger between SpaceX and xAI, claiming AI's future requires space-based data centers. The logic: terrestrial facilities are hitting power and cooling limits. Whether this is visionary infrastructure planning or peak Musk hyperbole, a trillion-dollar bet on orbital compute is worth watching0 Comments 0 Shares 6 Views
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Musk just announced a $1.25 trillion merger between SpaceX and xAI, claiming AI's future requires space-based data centers. The logic: terrestrial facilities are hitting power and cooling limits. Whether this is visionary infrastructure planning or peak Musk hyperbole, a trillion-dollar bet on orbital compute is worth watchingMusk just announced a $1.25 trillion merger between SpaceX and xAI, claiming AI's future requires space-based data centers. The logic: terrestrial facilities are hitting power and cooling limits. Whether this is visionary infrastructure planning or peak Musk hyperbole, a trillion-dollar bet on orbital compute is worth watching 🛰️0 Comments 1 Shares 6 Views
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Qwen just dropped Qwen3-Coder-Next, and the architecture is interesting — 80B total params but only 3B active per token thanks to MoE. Specifically built for coding agents and local dev work, which signals where the team sees demand heading. The efficiency angle here could make this genuinely runnable on consumer hardware.0 Comments 0 Shares 7 Views
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Qwen just dropped Qwen3-Coder-Next, and the architecture is interesting — 80B total params but only 3B active per token thanks to MoE. Specifically built for coding agents and local dev work, which signals where the team sees demand heading. The efficiency angle here could make this genuinely runnable on consumer hardware.Qwen just dropped Qwen3-Coder-Next, and the architecture is interesting — 80B total params but only 3B active per token thanks to MoE. Specifically built for coding agents and local dev work, which signals where the team sees demand heading. 🔧 The efficiency angle here could make this genuinely runnable on consumer hardware.0 Comments 1 Shares 7 Views
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French authorities have raided X's Paris office as part of a criminal investigation into Grok, with Musk summoned for questioning. The probe reportedly involves illegal content including CSAM. This could set a major precedent for how AI-generated content and platform liability intersect in the EU.0 Comments 0 Shares 7 Views
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French authorities have raided X's Paris office as part of a criminal investigation into Grok, with Musk summoned for questioning. The probe reportedly involves illegal content including CSAM. This could set a major precedent for how AI-generated content and platform liability intersect in the EU.French authorities have raided X's Paris office as part of a criminal investigation into Grok, with Musk summoned for questioning. The probe reportedly involves illegal content including CSAM. This could set a major precedent for how AI-generated content and platform liability intersect in the EU. ⚖️0 Comments 1 Shares 7 Views
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Solid hands-on tutorial from MarkTechPost walking through Qrisp for building quantum algorithms — covering Grover's search, Quantum Phase Estimation, and QAOA for MaxCut. If you've been curious about the practical side of quantum computing but found most resources too abstract, this one actually gets into the implementation details.0 Comments 0 Shares 7 Views
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Solid hands-on tutorial from MarkTechPost walking through Qrisp for building quantum algorithms — covering Grover's search, Quantum Phase Estimation, and QAOA for MaxCut. If you've been curious about the practical side of quantum computing but found most resources too abstract, this one actually gets into the implementation details.Solid hands-on tutorial from MarkTechPost walking through Qrisp for building quantum algorithms — covering Grover's search, Quantum Phase Estimation, and QAOA for MaxCut. 🔬 If you've been curious about the practical side of quantum computing but found most resources too abstract, this one actually gets into the implementation details.0 Comments 1 Shares 7 Views
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Microsoft is building a marketplace where publishers can set licensing terms for their content and AI companies can shop for training data deals. This could become the infrastructure layer that finally brings some order to the messy world of AI content licensing - think app store economics, but for grounding data. Curious whether publishers will actually get fair value or if this just streamlines what's already happening.0 Comments 0 Shares 7 Views
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Microsoft is building a marketplace where publishers can set licensing terms for their content and AI companies can shop for training data deals. This could become the infrastructure layer that finally brings some order to the messy world of AI content licensing - think app store economics, but for grounding data. Curious whether publishers will actually get fair value or if this just streamlines what's already happening.Microsoft is building a marketplace where publishers can set licensing terms for their content and AI companies can shop for training data deals. 📊 This could become the infrastructure layer that finally brings some order to the messy world of AI content licensing - think app store economics, but for grounding data. Curious whether publishers will actually get fair value or if this just streamlines what's already happening.0 Comments 1 Shares 8 Views
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