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Dutch waste processing firm Bollegraaf Group has forged a partnership with British AI startup Greyparrot, which specializes in developing an automated waste analysis system. This innovative technology helps identify misclassification, segregate recyclable items, and prevent the disposal of contaminated materials through incineration.

Meta, overseeing platforms like Facebook and Instagram, is set to implement a policy requiring users to tag all content generated by artificial intelligence. An automatic detection system for identifying such AI-created images, videos, and audio in posts is also in the pipeline.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a press release targeting Brian Sewell, founder of Rockwell Capital Management. Sewell reportedly encouraged hundreds of online students to invest in his fund, claiming it employed cutting-edge AI-based crypto trading strategies.

In a conversation with analysts, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, confirmed the company's active engagement in Artificial Intelligence (AI) development. This revelation came during a discussion about Apple's quarterly financial report.

The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee has published a report criticizing the government's approach to artificial intelligence. According to them, the focus on security is overly stringent, potentially stifling the development of new technologies.

In its annual research report “Big Ideas” Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest shared its insights on Bitcoin, AI, robotics, electric vehicles and other rising technologies.

New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella confirmed that Texas-based companies Life Corporation and Lingo Telecom were involved in fake Biden calls to state voters, urging them to skip the Republican primary election. However, he has refrained from pressing formal charges against them.

The popular gaming platform Roblox has added an AI-powered translator to its in-game chat, enabling players to communicate in real time across different languages and understand each other seamlessly.

Meta is gearing up to roll out its new AI chip, Artemis, in its data centers this year, according to a Reuters report. This development could significantly diminish Meta's dependence on Nvidia processors.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has reiterated calls for countries and corporations to build local AI data processing centers. According to him, this strategy would safeguard technological advances from potential external interference and various significant limitations.

Nvidia is now taking pre-orders from Chinese distributors for its latest artificial intelligence chip, crafted to adhere to the stringent U.S. sanctions. The new H20 graphics card is priced between $12,000 and $15,000, yet the retail cost in China begins at $15,300.