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Amazon’s planned nuclear facility in Washington state will produce triple its initial power output to meet surging AI energy needs. The Cascade Advanced Energy Facility represents a major shift toward nuclear power for tech infrastructure. Construction is expected to begin by the end of this decade with operations starting in the 2030s.
Amazon has significantly expanded plans for its upcoming nuclear facility in Washington state, with reports indicating the Cascade Advanced Energy Facility will now generate three times more electricity than originally proposed. According to the company’s announcement, the modular nuclear plant will provide clean power specifically for Amazon Web Services data centers and generative AI clusters, whose energy requirements are growing at an unprecedented rate.
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Prominent Silicon Valley figures are accusing AI safety organizations of hidden agendas and regulatory manipulation. The controversy reveals deepening divisions within the tech industry as AI regulation gains momentum nationwide.
Silicon Valley executives including White House AI & Crypto Czar David Sacks and OpenAI Chief Strategy Officer Jason Kwon have sparked controversy with recent comments targeting organizations promoting AI safety standards. According to reports, both leaders separately suggested that some advocates may be acting in self-interest or following directives from wealthy backers rather than pursuing genuine safety concerns.
Financial technology firm Revolut has acquired AI travel specialist Swifty to develop an advanced concierge service for its loyalty program. The integration aims to provide automated travel planning and personalized financial guidance. This strategic move reportedly strengthens Revolut’s position at the intersection of finance, AI, and lifestyle services.
Financial technology company Revolut has acquired Swifty, an AI-powered travel technology firm, to develop what sources indicate will be an “AI concierge” for its loyalty program. According to reports, Swifty’s technology will be integrated into Revolut’s existing platform to provide smart financial guidance and automate complex travel and lifestyle tasks for customers.
Microsoft has officially terminated support for Windows 10, compelling users toward Windows 11 amid significant AI integration. The company is positioning Copilot as central to the Windows experience, with new voice controls and screen monitoring capabilities that analysts suggest could reshape user-computer interaction.
Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows 10, effectively forcing users to either upgrade to Windows 11 or pay for extended security updates, according to reports. This transition comes despite an estimated half-billion computers being incompatible with the newer operating system, potentially creating significant electronic waste as users replace functional devices.
The LightBox Expo brings together thousands of visual artists in Pasadena for what organizers call the country’s largest celebration of human-driven commercial art. This year’s event takes a firm stance against AI-generated works while providing educational panels and networking opportunities for creators facing industry challenges. Featured guests include talent from major studios including Disney, Pixar, Netflix and Warner Bros.
Despite growing concerns about artificial intelligence impacting creative fields, over 15,000 artists, students and fans are gathering in Pasadena, California for LightBox Expo, reportedly the country’s largest celebration of human-made commercial art. According to reports, the October 24-26 event features hundreds of industry professionals from major studios including Disney, Pixar, Netflix and Warner Bros.