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NewsDesk MC May 21, 2026May 21, 2026 AGI, AI infrastructure, AI regulation, artificial intelligence, computing power, data privacy, Demis Hassabis, game theory, geopolitical risk, google deepmind, GPT-3, John Rawls, machine learning, Michael Wooldridge, neural networks, NHS data, OpenAI, Oxford University, Sam Altman, Silicon Valley, strategic competition, technology policy, US Iran tensions, zero-sum politics

Silicon Valley’s AI Race Risks Becoming a Strategic Deadlock, Oxford Researcher Warns

“We’ve got a small number of very wealthy companies pursuing AI while simultaneously warning that it could go badly wrong.”

Musk-OpenAI Showdown Heads to Jury

California — A jury is set to begin deliberations on Monday in the high-stakes lawsuit brought by billionaire entrepreneur Elon

Musk Accuses OpenAI of Betraying Nonprofit Mission in Landmark Trial

Oakland– Elon Musk testified on Tuesday that OpenAI’s transformation from a nonprofit research lab into a profit-driven artificial intelligence giant

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NewsDesk MC April 24, 2026April 24, 2026 AI infrastructure, amazon, apple, artificial intelligence, Barbour ABI, Colliers, data centers, Digital Reef, energy demand, Equinix, google, grid connection crisis, infrastructure investment, meta, microsoft, National Energy System Operator, Nvidia, OpenAI, powered land, real estate market, Savills, Sembcorp UK, united kingdom, united states, Wilton International

AI data centre boom reshapes UK land market, fuels grid bottlenecks and speculative projects

“The demand that’s come through in the last couple of years — really because of AI — has exploded.” A

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NewsDesk MC April 24, 2026April 24, 2026 AI investment, AI startups, alibaba, Anthropic, artificial intelligence, corporate regulatory risk India, data governance, donald trump, export controls, global talent, global tech competition, google deepmind, h1b visa, innovation policy, intellectual property, kamet capital, Meta AI, nvidia chips, OpenAI, singapore ai hub, southeast asia economy, talent mobility, tech geopolitics, technology transfer, US China rivalry

Singapore emerges as neutral AI hub amid intensifying US-China tech rivalry

Singapore — Singapore is increasingly positioning itself as a neutral base for artificial intelligence firms navigating geopolitical tensions between the

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NewsDesk MC March 27, 2026March 27, 2026 AI safety, AI Safety Institute, algorithmic behaviour, Anthropic, automation risks, cybersecurity, data integrity, deception, digital oversight, digital systems, economic impact, emerging technology, google, insider risk, Irregular research, OpenAI, public policy, regulation, risk assessment, system reliability, system safeguards, tech governance, UK policy, X platform

Reports of deceptive behaviour in advanced digital systems surge, prompting calls for tighter oversight

“The worry is that they’re slightly untrustworthy junior employees right now, but if in six to 12 months they become

Sam Altman’s trillion-dollar AI vision marks a bold new chapter for OpenAI’s global expansion

Sam Altman’s trillion-dollar AI dream propels OpenAI into a new era of global innovation OpenAI is once again at the

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NewsDesk MC October 4, 2025 AI content platform, AI content protection, AI copyright solutions, AI creative economy, AI entertainment tools, AI media innovation, AI monetization, AI platform for creators, AI storytelling, AI technology innovation, AI video creation, AI video monetization, AI-generated videos, content creator rights, copyright control, creator empowerment, digital media AI, Disney content rights, Google AI video tools, intellectual property AI, Meta AI video, OpenAI, OpenAI news, OpenAI Sora update, responsible AI, revenue sharing AI, Sam Altman, Sora AI app, Sora app launch, US AI app

OpenAI Empowers Creators with New Controls and Revenue Sharing on Sora AI Video App

Sora, initially available in the United States and Canada, allows users to create short videos — up to ten seconds