Trump administration prefers existing liability law to a new federal AI regime
Trump administration favors enforcing existing liability laws over a new federal AI regime, according to a report citing Bloomberg. Limits would be defined in lawsuits after harm occurs.
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Heat limits Google's four orbiting TPUs to 15-minute runs
Google's Project Suncatcher put a satellite carrying four TPU chips into orbit on Oct. 1 to test AI computing in space. NPR reported the chips run only 15 minutes before cooling down, and that limit decides how much computing each launched kilogram can deliver.
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Google is flying four TPUs, roughly one server's worth of compute on a kilowatt of solar power, in Project Suncatcher's first orbital test. The satellite can show whether the chips survive heat and radiation in orbit, a smaller question than whether computing there is cheaper.
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Google launches its first Project Suncatcher satellite on October 1 with four TPUs on about 1kW of solar, roughly one data center server's worth of compute. It can show whether the chips stay cool in orbit, but the laser links any capacity case needs wait for a two-satellite test in 2027.
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buildConfirmed5 publishers Google's MVP satellite takes four TPUs and about 1 kW of solar power into orbit to test whether AI chips survive radiation and shed their own heat. Its results will show whether rebooting away bit flips and cooling through a radiator can carry into the constellations Google has already sketched.
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Google flies one server's worth of TPUs on 1 kilowatt of solar power on Oct. 1, its first hardware test for orbital AI data centers. The flight tests chip survival and cooling while SpaceX's and Blue Origin's far larger constellations still wait on FCC review.
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DeepMind puts its chair and chief AGI scientist in charge of its new AGI essay platform
Google DeepMind has launched the DeepMind Institute, whose first four essays arrive with a note that they are not Google's official view even though its three directors sit at the top of Google and Alphabet.
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