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According to The Information, Nvidia has postponed the release of its next AI chip, the Blackwell B200, by several months due to a design flaw. The company has already informed key buyers, including Microsoft and other cloud providers, about the delay.

The project will use generative AI to help paralyzed patients generate messages via signals from its BCI.

OpenAI announced a partnership with the Los Alamos National Laboratory, renowned for its role in developing the world’s first atomic weapon.

A study by SAS reveals that China is at the forefront of global AI implementation, with 83% of companies utilizing artificial intelligence. This is notably higher than the adoption rates in the UK (70%), the US (65%), and Australia (63%), with the global average at 53%.

Cropin Technology, a company specializing in artificial intelligence within the agricultural sector, has launched Sage—a new tool designed for crop yield forecasting. This tool leverages the Google Gemini model and analyzes historical agricultural data to provide real-time forecasts for 13 different crops.

A bipartisan group of senators has introduced a new bill known as COPIED, aimed at regulating artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on combating deepfakes and ensuring fair compensation and rights for content creators. Should this initiative pass, it would implement these standards at the federal level.

Bittensor, a decentralized network for AI systems, has reported a hacking incident on July 2 that resulted in the theft of $8 million worth of TAO tokens.

South Korean chip manufacturer SK Hynix has announced plans to invest $74.6 billion by 2028 in production facilities focused on artificial intelligence. Concurrently, its parent company, SK Group, aims to raise $57.9 billion in investments in semiconductors, process optimization, and AI technologies.

Mikko Ohtamaa, a developer of the algorithmic trading protocol TradingStrategy․ai, has voiced concerns about the auditing company CertiK. According to Ohtamaa, CertiK independently adds projects to its Skynet rating list, which assesses cybersecurity, decentralization levels, and more.