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Why The AI Bubble May Burst Sooner Than Silicon Valley Thinks

Global spending on artificial intelligence projects could reach $1.5 trillion by the end of 2025.

OpenAI, Nvidia, Microsoft… all caught inside the same investment circle. Here’s why the AI bubble is poised to pop.

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Trump Threatens Russia, Bitcoin Record High, German Gas Protest

Global climate protest movement Fridays for Future protested against natural gas drilling by Dutch company One-Dyas in the North Sea, writing “Stop Gas” in red on a beach on the German island of Borkum on Tuesday. Luisa Neubauer, a spokesperson for the group, told German news agency DPA, "every bit of natural gas that is burned makes the climate crisis more dangerous."
Global climate protest movement Fridays for Future protested against natural gas drilling by Dutch company One-Dyas in the North Sea, writing “Stop Gas” in red on a beach on the German island of Borkum on Tuesday. Luisa Neubauer, a spokesperson for the group, told German news agency DPA, "every bit of natural gas that is burned makes the climate crisis more dangerous."

👋 Aссалом* Welcome to Tuesday, where Trump threatens Russia with steep tariffs if a peace deal is not reached within 50 days, Netanyahu’s coalition is under pressure after an ultra-Orthodox party quits and our daily quiz question is about the hacking of a famous puppet’s X account. Meanwhile, Johanna Jürgens for German weekly Die Zeit […]

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The First DeepSeek Lesson: AI Is Not Just A Race For The Money

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two hands reaching for a flying object in the sky Unsplash/Cash Macanaya

A Chinese startup is shaking the U.S. supremacy in generative artificial intelligence. Are we heading towards a collapse of barriers to entry accelerating the deployment of this technology? Could Europe offer a third way to the future?

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Why The U.S. Trade Blockade Can’t Stop China’s Sprint For All-Powerful AI

Technicians examine mobile phone chips at a manufacture plant in Jiujiang, east China's Jiangxi Province​
JIUJIANG, Dec. 12, 2010 Technicians examine mobile phone chips at a manufacture plant in Jiujiang, east China's Jiangxi Province Hu Guolin/ZUMA

If computing power becomes a major tool for superpowers like China and the U.S., then what does the latest U.S. technology blockade mean for the race to a more powerful AI? Honk Kong-based daily The Initium looks at the nuclear race of our time, with chips as the modern-day equivalent of enriched uranium.

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