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Robotaxi Usage to Remain Immaterial Until at Least 2027, Jefferies says

Robotaxis may not see widespread use until 2027 due to costs, regulations, and current partnerships, with Waymo leading the U.S. market amid challenges.

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When AI vies with Taylor Swift as the hot ticket in town

The article covers the NeurIPS conference, highlighting advancements in AI, corporate involvement, a record number of accepted papers, and notable speaker insights, including a young prodigy.

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AI with reasoning power will be less predictable, Ilya Sutskever says

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'Fortnite' maker Epic brings game store to Android devices with Telefonica tie-up

Telefonica partners with Epic Games to pre-install the Epic Games Store on Android devices, facilitating game downloads and expanding distribution beyond conventional app stores.

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Investing.com's stocks of the week

The article reviews notable stocks' performances for the week, including Adobe's decline, Broadcom's rise, Warner Bros' new structure, and Alphabet's AI advancements.

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US to set AI chip export rules, tech giants to be gatekeepers - Reuters

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Exclusive-Major cloud providers could get key role in AI chip access outside the US, sources say

The U.S. plans to designate Google and Microsoft as gatekeepers for AI chips, controlling access and blocking China, amidst ongoing national security concerns.

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Liquid AI closes $250 million early-stage funding round led by AMD

Liquid AI secures $250 million in funding, led by AMD, to develop efficient AI models for enterprises and scale infrastructure across multiple industries.

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US lawmakers tell Apple, Google to be ready to remove TikTok from app stores Jan. 19

U.S. lawmakers urge Google and Apple to prepare for TikTok's removal from app stores by Jan. 19, following a court ruling demanding ByteDance divest TikTok to avoid a ban.

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Turkey fines Google $75 million for violating competition law

Turkey fines Google $75 million for anti-competitive practices in ad services, requiring equal treatment for competitors within six months.