By Sean Parker
Trump’s White House released a four-page AI policy framework aimed at setting a national approach to AI, with priorities including child safety, intellectual property protections, truth and accuracy guardrails, and worker training for an AI-driven economy.
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NVIDIA, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud used GTC 2026 to make a broader point about the AI market: the race is no longer only about who has the most advanced chips, but who can turn those chips into usable cloud infrastructure for training, inference, and large-scale deployment.
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By Sean Parker
AI adoption is forcing companies to trade security for speed -- and identity controls are the first casualty.
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By Pure AI Editors
Partnership focuses on improving safety frameworks for AI used in robotics and autonomous machines.
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By John K. Waters
NVIDIA wants to be more than the company selling the picks and shovels of the AI boom. On Tuesday, at its GTC 2026 conference, the chip giant rolled out a new open-source software package designed to help companies build, deploy, and manage AI agents.
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By Pure AI Editors
Integration aims to help enterprises deploy AI infrastructure and workflows more quickly.
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By Pure AI Editors
New applications target building automation and smart manufacturing using simulation and real-time data.
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By Pure AI Editors
Partnership focuses on deploying AI-driven automation and robotics in industrial environments with extended NVIDIA Omniverse libraries.
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By Pure AI Editors
The concept of ethical AI concentrates enormous decision-making power in the hands of fewer than 70 people worldwide -- raising serious concerns about cultural bias, corporate virtue signaling, and ethics committees dominated by developers with increasingly outdated technical skills.
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