RepRisk, a Swiss company, plans to hire 30 full-time employees to enhance its agentic delivery capabilities. The new hires will focus on AI and connected-LLM expert roles, with most positions based in Zurich and several in Berlin. The expansion aims to satisfy client demand for enterprise-wide data integration, strengthening key account management and data delivery teams. RepRisk's CEO Philipp Aeby and CTO Yani Kalafatis emphasized the company's commitment to AI innovation, aiming to empower clients with accurate, flexible, and scalable data insights through agentic orchestration and delivery.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/reprisk-boosts-agentic-ai-delivery-to-power-data-integration-302490728.htmlToby Walsh, Chief Scientist at the University of New South Wales AI Institute in Sydney, Australia, has expressed concern over a study's findings, but advises educators not to completely ban AI. Instead, he suggests that they should learn to integrate it carefully, highlighting the need for responsible use and education on its applications.
https://nypost.com/2025/06/25/tech/educators-warn-that-ai-shortcuts-are-already-making-kids-lazy/Researchers at the University of California Riverside are exploring wafer-scale accelerators, giant computer chips that operate on entire silicon wafers, to overcome limitations in artificial intelligence hardware. Cerebras and Tesla already use these huge chips with special cooling systems. Professor Mihri Ozkan believes wafer-scale technology represents a major leap forward, enabling AI models with trillions of parameters to run faster and more efficiently than traditional systems.
https://www.techradar.com/pro/pizza-sized-chips-are-the-future-of-ai-accelerators-researchers-concur-but-heat-remains-a-huge-problemCredit unions are increasingly expected to leverage technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), to provide personalized guidance and support to both individual members and corporate clients, improving financial wellness. Elizabeth Wadsworth, senior innovation strategist at Velera, emphasized the importance of AI in this context, cautioning against misconceptions about its capabilities.
https://www.pymnts.com/news/artificial-intelligence/2025/velera-builds-governance-framework-to-shield-credit-unions-from-ai-risk/NVIDIA's share price has reached a January 2025 high, closing near a record high. The company's stock is performing well due to its strong performance in the gaming and AI markets. NVIDIA's recent success can be attributed to its growing presence in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles. The company's shares have been influenced by its expanding product portfolio and increasing demand for its graphics processing units (GPUs).
https://www.livemint.com/market/stock-market-news/nvidia-share-price-hits-january-2025-high-inches-close-to-record-will-it-climb-to-a-new-peak-11750848268024.htmlNvidia's stock price target has been raised to $250 by Loop Capital analyst Ananda Baruah, which could push the company's market cap to $6 trillion if achieved. The firm expects Nvidia's revenue to surge 53% to nearly $200 billion in the full year. Despite mixed results for Wall Street's main indexes, Nvidia shares popped due to its dominance in advanced computer chips needed for artificial intelligence models, with customers including OpenAI and Meta.
https://nypost.com/2025/06/25/business/nvidia-shares-hit-record-high-as-wall-street-shakes-off-anxiety-about-ai-chip-export-controls/The AI Breakthrough Awards program recognizes excellence in Artificial Intelligence technologies and services from companies such as those in the Generative AI, Machine Learning, and Computer Vision categories. The awards are presented by Tech Breakthrough LLC, a market intelligence platform that provides public recognition for AI innovations.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/domino-data-lab-wins-2025-ai-breakthrough-award-for-mlops-302488309.htmlA group of tech giants, including Meta Platforms Inc. and venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, are pushing for a ban on state regulation of artificial intelligence as part of Donald Trump's tax bill. The proposed 10-year pause would block states from enforcing AI laws, which have been enacted in recent years to curb deepfakes, protect artists, and prevent algorithmic discrimination. However, Republican lawmakers, including Senators Marsha Blackburn and Josh Hawley, are opposing the ban, citing concerns about state innovation and protection of Americans. Industry lobbyists are now lobbying Republicans to keep the provision in the bill, despite the unified Democratic opposition to Trump's tax bill.
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/ai-titans-struggle-to-use-rising-clout-to-block-state-regulationThe US government's push to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) is being hindered by the pressure to keep pace with technological advancements, following President Donald Trump's announcement of a $500 billion investment in AI infrastructure in January.
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