Scientists question oil and gas company’s assertion that fracking has no public health risks
Scientists skeptical of oil and gas company’s claim that its fracking ‘poses no public health ri Scientists who study public health say they’re skeptical of a company’s claims that its fracking “Poses No Public Health Risks.” Canonsburg, Pa.-based CNX said that a research project it is conducting as part of a voluntary collaboration with the […]
US to Allocate $3 Billion for 25 Battery Manufacturing Projects
Empowering America’s Battery Supply Chain: A $16 Billion Initiative for Sustainable Energy The transition to a greener economy hinges significantly on the availability and sustainability of critical minerals essential for battery production. Recently, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced a remarkable $16 billion initiative aimed at bolstering the domestic supply chain for battery-grade materials, […]
U.S. Invests $3B+ in EV Battery Production, Escalating Critical Minerals Race with China (Technology Metals Report, Sept. 20, 2024)
(Technology Metals Report, Sept. 20, 2024) The critical minerals sector is undergoing significant transformations globally, with nations racing to secure their supply chains and reduce dependence on dominant players. This article explores recent developments in the industry, from major government investments to new mineral discoveries and international collaborations, highlighting the complex interplay of economic, environmental, […]
California Leads in AI Regulation, Despite Governor Newsom’s Uncertainty on SB1047
California is leading the way on AI regulation—but Governor Gavin Newsom is still unsure about SB1047 Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…California takes the reins on AI regulation, LinkedIn quietly starts training its AI on user data, and new research shows how generative AI is guzzling up water and electricity on […]
UN report warns that Big Tech and rich nations are taking over AI development
AI development is being hijacked by Big Tech and rich nations, UN report warns Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often regarded as the modern-day equivalent of electricity, powering countless human interactions daily. However, startups and developing nations face a clear disadvantage as Big Tech companies and richer nations dominate the field, especially when it comes to […]
The Impact of AI Deepfakes on Elections is Surprising, Contrary to Expectations
AI deepfakes are shaping the election but not the way most feared With the 2024 election looming, the first since the mass popularization of generative artificial intelligence, experts feared the worst: social media flooded with AI-generated deepfakes that were so realistic, baffled voters wouldn’t know what to believe. So far, that hasn’t happened. Instead, what voters are seeing […]
The landslide sparked by this gaffe in the Trump vs Harris election odds
Trump vs Harris election odds: This gaffe started a landslide Tom Miller just pinpointed the precise moment that, he maintains, the presidential race turned from numbers strongly favoring Donald Trump into a substantial lead for Vice President Kamala Harris that she’s kept to this day. “It was staring me right in the face, but at […]
Qualcomm and Intel Announce Collaboration, Microsoft Accelerates Development of Nuclear Technology
Good morning. Can we talk about how comedian John Mulaney roasted techies last week at Dreamforce? I’ve never witnessed such savagery at a corporate event: “Let me get this straight: You’re hosting a ‘future of AI’ event in a city that has failed humanity so miserably?” “You look like a group who looked at the […]
Zijin Commits to Continued Investment in Canadian Mining Amid Crackdown
“Canada has some of the best mineral exploration companies in the world,” he said. “As world leaders, I believe it’s in our best interests to work together.” Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has sought to restrict mining deals involving foreign state-owned entities for nearly two years in efforts widely seen as targeting China’s dominance […]
Gold Miners Claim Increased Discipline Amid Rising Dealmaking Activity
Bullion’s rally and easing cost pressures have made assets more appealing, especially for those seeking to replace aging mines. Yet companies are signaling they’re wary of repeating errors made in a previous bull market when mega expansions left them with big debts and angry shareholders. At an industry gathering in Colorado Springs this week, executives […]