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Jensen Huang, co -founder and CEO of Nvidia Corp., speaks in Taipei, Taiwan. (Annabelle Chih/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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In today’s newsletter:
– ai Chipmaker Nvidia to invest billions in the US in the middle of Trump’s driver: CEO
-10 characters of ordered images created by AI
– Adobe reveals that AI can be used to facilitate projects
– Meta reveals new AR glasses with heartbeat tracking
– Trump called Ben Stiller, Paul McCartney and hundreds of stars to protect the AI rules on copyright
The NVIDIA Jensen Huang CEO brings the main address during the NVIDIA GTC artificial intelligence conference at the SAP Center, March 18, 2024, in San Jose, California. (Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / Getty Images)
Slaking chips: Nvidia Jensen Huang CEO said Wednesday That the leading manufacturer of artificial intelligence will invest hundreds of billions of dollars in the US supply chain in the next four years.
Notice ai lie: It is increasingly common for pictures to be made with AI tools. As the generation of artificial intelligence is becoming more advanced, it becomes more intricate to say the difference between images made of AI and human paintings. However, There are still signs watch.
Reinforcing creativity: Adobe President for Digital Experience Business Anil Chakravarthy unpacked Adobe’s diving Into the world of artificial intelligence of “counting climate”.
Creepy spy glasses: Get ready for some incredible technology that will soon change the way we see the world. Meta has just discovered its latest creation, Aria Gen 2 extended reality (Ar) glasses.
Aria Gen 2 Glasses Extended Reality (Target)
Dear Sir. PRESIDENT: Ben Stiller, Paul McCartney and Ron Howard were among more than 400 entertainment figures and industry workers who are Signed open letter This week, persuading President Donald Trump to protect the rules of artificial intelligence authority.
Photos by Donald Trump, Ben Stiller and Paula McCartney. (Chip Somodeville/Monica Schipper/Jim Dyson)
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