Bill Gates говорит, что боссы ИИ втайне напуганы и публично молчат; Вот почему

Data centres advise balance in regulations ↗

Amid tighter scrutiny of data centres over fuel safety, zoning and environmental concerns, Thailand should close regulatory gaps without an overcorrection that could undermine investment, capitalising on the industry's expansion to build a higher-value domestic artificial intelligence (AI) supply chain, according to the Thailand Data Center Association (TDCA).

Data centres are booming in Australia - but at what cost? ↗

Advocates say data centres will bring jobs but others worry they will suck up resources while providing little advantage.

Bill Gates says AI bosses are privately scared and publicly silent; Here's why ↗

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates says the AI industry is knowingly downplaying the risks of artificial intelligence because too much investment money is at stake. In a new interview and a nearly 6,000-word essay, Gates warns of mass AI job losses across law, medicine, software and customer service, calls for a token tax on AI use, and pushes for global rules on AI bioterrorism risks. He also wants caregiving jobs reserved for humans.

Republicanos do Texas se voltam contra data centers de big techs ↗

Equipamentos que resfriam a água são conectados a um prédio do data center da OpenAI durante uma visita às instalações em Abilene, no Texas, Estados Unidos. Shelby Tauber / Reuters Há menos de um ano, o governador do Texas, Greg Abbott, dizia que o estado era o “epicentro do desenvolvimento da inteligência artificial”. Agora, em plena campanha pela reeleição, ele defende amplas restrições aos data centers. Abbott não está sozinho. ✅ Siga o canal de notícias internacionais do g1 no WhatsApp Nos E

Tech bosses press G20 to build data centers, but split on risk ↗

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang tells G20 ministers AI is essential infrastructure, even as US communities push back against new data centres.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora has advice for companies investing billions in AI ↗

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora urges urgent modernization of digital defenses. He states that $1 trillion in outdated systems cannot stop machine-speed attacks. Businesses need robust cybersecurity before successfully rolling out artificial intelligence. Arora noted that AI's impact on cybersecurity is a long-term growth driver. This technological shift requires significant enterprise budget reallocation over time.

AIs: Texas halts powering data centres amid 'ghost' demand ↗