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Intel, Broadcom CEOs say funding strains could be AI\'s biggest bottleneck

The CEOs of Intel and Broadcom said funding and the cost of capital could become the biggest constraint on the AI industry, even as demand for computing infrastructure exceeds supply. Speaking at a conference in Singapore, they said increasingly advanced AI models require large sums for data centres, advanced chips and power infrastructure. They said near-term demand remains strong, but long-term growth depends on wider adoption and proven economic returns.

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Intel CEO defends China\'s open-weight AI models, calls DeepSeek, Kimi and GLM \'good enough\'

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan (립부 탄) publicly defended Chinese open-weight AI models, naming DeepSeek, Kimi and GLM and calling them “good enough,” Cryptopolitan reported. He said he strongly believes in open source and cited the models’ cost efficiency, adding the market should decide which models fit which tasks. The comments echo Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s stance. U.S. agencies have warned of large-scale distillation work by Chinese firms since late 2024.

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TikTok CEO says AI\'s long-term potential is underestimated, expects science breakthroughs

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew said artificial intelligence could produce major breakthroughs across science within 2 to 3 years, with likely results in fields including physics, biotech, chemistry and materials science. He said AI\'s impact will go beyond widely known services but warned that stronger control and safety measures will be needed as performance improves. He also highlighted security risks from AI agents and said platforms need proper defensive tools.