Tech: US public vote to restrict AI, Nvidia's bosses' affair
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Technology commentator Mark Pesce looks at the 44 state measures that were on the ballot during last week's Midterm elections designed to curb the massive NZ$16T buildout of data centres, how they fared and what the election results might mean for Big Tech.
CEO of US technology company Nvidia, Jensen Huang. Photo: AFP / John Macdougall
Technology commentator Mark Pesce looks at the 44 state measures that were on the ballot during last week's Midterm elections designed to curb the massive NZ$16T buildout of data centres, how they fared and what the election results might mean for Big Tech.
He'll also look at the fallout for Nvidia from relations its CEO confessed to having an affair with someone identified by US intelligence as a Chinese spy.
And Mark gives his view on what he learned at a massive AI conference in Shanghai about how the Chinese approach to AI development differs from that in the West.
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