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AI's hottest job pays $630K; US opposes datacenters; Trump-Xi AI talks

The AI industry is experiencing a unique job market where the hottest role, with a $630K salary, is not directly involved in model development. Meanwhile, geopolitical discussions are emerging, with reports of Trump and Xi initiating AI safety talks. Concerns about AI's societal impact are also surfacing, as a majority of Americans oppose the construction of AI datacenters in their communities. AI

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AI's hottest job pays $630K; US opposes datacenters; Trump-Xi AI talks

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  1. The Algorithmic Bridge (Alberto Romero) TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Weekly Top Picks #121

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