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| Macron attacks social media: French President Emmanuel Macron said social media platforms' claims of free speech to defend their conduct is "pure bullshit." Unfriendly summit: India's all-star summit for AI idustry and government leaders was marred, a tiny bit, by Sam Altman and Dario Amodei very visibly giving each other the cold shoulder on stage next to PM Narendra Modi. Another $110 billion: Billionaire Mukesh Ambani's conglomerate will plow as much as 10 trillion rupees ($110 billion) over seven years into artificial intelligence-related infrastructure, joining the global rush into technology's fastest-growing arena. | |
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| French quantum tech startup Pasqal is in talks to raise €200 million ($237 million) in a round that would value it at more than $1 billion. The Paris-based firm, founded in 2022, provides hardware and software for the emerging technology. Investor interest in quantum computing has surged as the field moves from basic research toward commercial applications. | |
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