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AI & Enterprise
SpaceX considers buying data from bankrupt startup for Grok training
SpaceX\'s AI unit has internally reviewed a plan to buy customer information and operating data from a bankrupt startup and use it to train Grok, according to a report. The discussions remain informal and may not lead to a transaction. The unit is focusing on digital assets from defunct startups that cannot object, including customer files and operational records. Similar bankrupt-data deals have raised privacy and consent disputes.
AI & Enterprise
AI data race moves beyond chatbots to learning how humans work
The race to secure AI training data is shifting from improving chatbot answers to teaching systems how people actually work, Business Insider reported. Large language models have advanced using internet text, books and human ratings, but that approach has limits for building AI agents that handle complex work over hours or days. Companies are turning to reinforcement learning environments that simulate workplaces and reward task completion. Google, Tesla, Meta, Scale AI and Uber are cited as pursuing such efforts.
AI & Enterprise
SpaceX in talks with Pentagon to provide multibillion-dollar AI data centre capacity
SpaceX is negotiating with the U.S. Department of Defense to provide data centre capacity to run AI models, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The talks involve several billion dollars and could still fall through. SpaceX has been expanding its cloud computing business and has discussed offering lower-priced capacity to AI customers. The Pentagon is seeking cloud infrastructure and has asked Congress for $30 billion for an AI initiative.
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia prepares \'Grok\' inference AI chip for China, targets May launch
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AI & Enterprise
ChatGPT, Zeta and Grok AI lead AI chatbot app users in South Korea in February
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Telecommunications & Media
New broadcast media telecoms commission holds first parliamentary briefing, focuses on relicensing, AI and integrated media law