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  1. SIGNIFICANT · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    The # Trump admin approved a secret $9 billion request to acquire cutting-edge # ComputerChips that # US ’ spy agencies need to tap into the full capabilities o

    The Trump administration secretly approved a $9 billion request for advanced computer chips to bolster U.S. spy agencies' capabilities with artificial intelligence. This funding aims to address concerns about a chip shortage hindering intelligence agencies' ability to test and deploy AI tools for espionage. The investment will also support infrastructure for specialized superchips like Nvidia's Grace Blackwell, requiring significant energy and cooling. AI

    IMPACT Bolsters U.S. intelligence agencies' AI capabilities, potentially impacting national security and espionage efforts.

  2. RESEARCH · Axios Technology English(EN) ·

    Congress is scrambling to regulate prediction markets

    Congress is moving to regulate online prediction markets due to concerns over insider trading and the use of non-public information. Several bills have been introduced, including one that would prohibit the use of campaign funds for such bets and another proposing a broader ban on markets related to sensitive topics like war or individual deaths. However, past resistance from administrations suggests that significant legislative action may be unlikely. AI

    Congress is scrambling to regulate prediction markets

    IMPACT Emerging tech policy struggles to keep pace with innovation, highlighting regulatory challenges.

  3. RESEARCH · Mastodon — sigmoid.social English(EN) ·

    📰 Bipartisan bill in Congress includes $130 annual EV registration fee Politicians say they want EVs to pay "their fair share for the use of our roads." 📰 Sourc

    A bipartisan bill introduced in Congress proposes an annual registration fee of $130 for electric vehicles. The stated aim of this fee is to ensure that EV owners contribute their fair share towards road maintenance and usage costs. This initiative reflects a growing discussion around how to fund infrastructure as vehicle technologies evolve. AI

    📰 Bipartisan bill in Congress includes $130 annual EV registration fee Politicians say they want EVs to pay "their fair share for the use of our roads." 📰 Sourc
  4. RESEARCH · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) · · [13 sources]

    Anupam को Outlive की Pitch लगी एक You Tube # Video | - https:// kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/yo utube.html#4 Who Watches the # AI Agent Moving Your # Money ? W3i

    Mistral AI has released Workflows, a new orchestration tool powered by Temporal. Separately, the CFTC will utilize AI to review US crypto registration applications. Additionally, there is discussion about whether AI should influence career decisions and the broader implications of AI adoption. AI

    Anupam को Outlive की Pitch लगी एक You Tube # Video | - https:// kensbookinfo.blogspot.com/p/yo utube.html#4 Who Watches the # AI Agent Moving Your # Money ? W3i

    IMPACT New orchestration tools from Mistral AI could streamline AI development workflows.

  5. COMMENTARY · Fortune English(EN) ·

    Memorial Day is 161 years old — and its true origin was buried almost immediately

    Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday of May, honors fallen U.S. service members and unofficially marks the start of summer. Its origins trace back to the Civil War, with early observances in places like Waterloo, New York, and Charleston, South Carolina, as early as 1865 and 1866. Over time, concerns arose that the holiday's solemn purpose was being overshadowed by leisure activities and commercialism, a trend amplified when Congress moved it to a three-day weekend in 1971. AI

    Memorial Day is 161 years old — and its true origin was buried almost immediately
  6. SIGNIFICANT · LessWrong (AI tag) English(EN) · · [3 sources]

    Housing Roundup #15: The War Against Renters

    A recent housing bill in Congress has sparked debate over its provisions targeting rental properties and build-to-rent developments. Senator Jack Schatz described a section requiring entities owning over 350 rental units to sell them as a "drafting error," while Senator Elizabeth Warren asserted it was a deliberate policy to prevent private equity from dominating single-family home ownership. This provision could significantly impact new single-family housing construction, with estimates suggesting it could eliminate 10% of such projects. AI

    Housing Roundup #15: The War Against Renters