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Plus: The DeepSeek frenzy — sorting through the takeaways, and OpenAI looks to stay top dog with new product releases and a tease of GPT-5

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Plus: AI in the Senate’s NDAA draft, executive branch appointment news, and the chip giants lay out their plans for the future

Plus: GPU prices might finally fall, Biden targets Big Tech with competitiveness executive order, and the GAO calls for facial recognition oversight

Plus: China says its AI can beat human pilots, privacy developments out of the EU, the House moves ahead with its NSF bill, and DOD’s new data-readiness initiative

Plus: Crypto could make storage prices soar, emerging tech in the President’s budget request, Biden’s new anti-PRC executive order, and DOD plans for responsible AI

Plus: The Endless “Endless Frontier Act,” hardware developments hint at the next decade of computing, and the CIA says goodbye to its secure fax machines

Plus: Deepfake or makeup? — prank on European MPs wasn’t so high tech, the White House’s new AI website, DOD’s new Data Decrees, and Congress moves ahead with the Endless Frontier Act

Plus: Kremlin-linked pranksters use deepfakes to trick European lawmakers, Congress introduces a slate of new AI-relevant bills, and Biden nominates DOD CTO

Plus: Nvidia’s new CPUs could be an AI game changer, AI-relevant funding in Biden’s infrastructure proposal, and two Senate hearings with AI implications

Plus: Myanmar’s military gains access to facial recognition tech, a House bill to reshape NSF, and a Congressional report warns of brain drain

Plus: A judge slams DOD’s Xiaomi ban, Stanford’s 2020 AI roundup, and OpenAI’s cool (but gullible) new system