Microsoft Launches CoreAI, OpenAI Urges US AI Leadership & NVIDIA Expands in Biotech

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In today’s AI Deep Dive, we explore OpenAI’s call for a US-led AI regulation framework, emphasizing infrastructure investment and voluntary safety standards. Meanwhile, Microsoft introduces CoreAI, a new division dedicated to building an AI-first application ecosystem. NVIDIA partners with healthcare leaders to advance AI-driven drug discovery and genomics research. Lastly, AI companies are ethically sourcing video content from creators to enhance model training, addressing past data usage concerns. Tune in for the latest on AI policy, innovation, and ethics!

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