China’s Internet Giants Order $5 Billion of Nvidia Chips to Power AI Ambitions
China’s internet giants, including Baidu, ByteDance, Tencent, and Alibaba, have reportedly ordered $5 billion worth of Nvidia chips to power their generative artificial intelligence systems.
The orders include 100,000 A800 processors to be delivered this year and $4 billion of graphics processing units for 2024.
The Biden administration’s restrictions on exporting AI chips to China could have a long-term impact on the US industry.
White House Launches AI-Based Contest to Secure Government Systems From Hacks
The White House has launched a cyber contest worth $20 million to encourage using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and fix security flaws in US government infrastructure.
The contest aims to combat hackers’ growing use of AI for malicious purposes.
Tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI will participate in the challenge.
US Senator Raises Concerns Over Use of Google AI in Healthcare
United States Senator Mark Warner has expressed concerns about Google’s deployment of Med-PaLM 2, a language model for healthcare.
Warner emphasised the need for transparency, patient privacy protections, and ethical guidelines when using AI in healthcare.
He criticised Google’s collaboration with Mayo Clinic and CareCloud and posed 12 questions seeking information on data sources, patient consent, and privacy protections.
Warner concluded by emphasising the importance of improving AI technology in healthcare and addressing racial disparities in health outcomes.
NVIDIA and Hugging Face to Connect Millions of AI Developers
NVIDIA and Hugging Face have partnered to provide AI developers access to NVIDIA DGX Cloud AI supercomputing within the Hugging Face platform.
This collaboration aims to accelerate the adoption of generative AI by enabling developers to train and customise large language models for industry-specific applications.
Hugging Face will also introduce a new service called Training Cluster as a Service, powered by NVIDIA DGX Cloud.
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