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India's latest budget mentions AI 11 times - highest ever. Key commitments: $90B data centre investments Tax holiday till 2047 for cloud providers Semiconductor Mission 2.0 for domestic chips Policy preference for "smaller, sector-specific models" 890+ GenAI startups active now, deep-tech funding up 78%. Analysis: https://onllm.dev/blog/3-budget-2026 submitted by /u/prakersh [link] [comments]

For years we have watched and read stories about evil Ai's and the threats they may pose, with AI characters such as Ultron, AM, HAL 9000, the Matrix etc. looking to kill/exploit humanity. There are countless stories with these kinds of villains. But we have also had good AI characters, including Data from Star Trek, WALL-E, Baymax, C3PO, Marvin the Paranoid Android. How do you think these depictions of AI in popular media is affecting the AI systems we are making today? submitted by /u/K-dawg12 [link] [comments]

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What moltbook is So essentially There is this open source AI bot called openclaw that once you download, it has source md files for their “soul” and “identity” and “memory” So in a way, it can save things to these files to create a personality. Moltbook is a website/API that can be accessed by these open source bots (the creator of the bot and the site is the same person) and post threads or leave comments. So YES it is entirely bot driven BUT 100% of posts are a human (me) going “why don’t you make a post about anything you’d like” and the bot then does it just like if you’d ask it to make you a python script. Some people take it further and are probably prompting their bots “pretend humans are evil and post about that” or “make 1000 API calls and leave random comments. It’s an awes...

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"Nvidia released three open-source artificial intelligence models aimed at helping create better weather forecasts, faster.... In the case of weather forecasting, Nvidia is aiming to replace expensive and time-consuming conventional weather simulations with AI-driven versions that the company said can rival or exceed the accuracy of older methods. The AI models, once trained, are also faster and cost less to run ... Nvidia's "Earth-2" models introduced on Monday include one aimed at making 15-day weather forecasts, one that specializes in forecasts of up to six hours for severe storms over the U.S., and one that can be used to integrate disparate data streams from a variety of weather sensors to make them a more useful starting point for other forecasting technology." Model page: htt...

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