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AI’s Transformative Path: Insights, Predictions, and Investments


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Today’s updates: Today’s stories highlight a major copyright lawyer’s departure from Meta, Yann LeCun’s predictions on the future of AI and robotics, a global AI inclusivity blueprint from WEF and KPMG, and Oracle’s massive investment in AI infrastructure through its “Stargate Project.”
Today New’s Contains of:
Meta Loses Copyright Star Mark Lemley
Yann LeCun Predicts a New AI Era
WEF and KPMG’s Blueprint for AI Inclusivity
Oracle Bets Big on AI with “Stargate Project”
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Meta Loses Copyright Star Mark Lemley

Mark Lemley, a top copyright lawyer and Stanford professor, parts ways with Meta. Revered as one of the most influential legal minds in tech, his departure could signal strategic legal shifts in Silicon Valley.
Yann LeCun Predicts a New AI Era

Meta’s chief AI scientist, Yann LeCun, envisions a groundbreaking “new paradigm of AI architectures” within the next five years. LeCun also predicts that this decade could see an AI-driven robotics revolution, unlocking novel intelligent applications.
WEF and KPMG’s Blueprint for AI Inclusivity

The World Economic Forum, in partnership with KPMG, unveils a global blueprint to ensure AI fosters inclusivity in economic growth and societal progress. The framework includes nine strategic objectives to bridge disparities in AI access, infrastructure, and skills development worldwide.
Oracle Bets Big on AI with “Stargate Project”

Oracle’s ambitious $500 billion “Stargate Project” aims to revolutionize AI infrastructure in partnership with OpenAI. The tech giant’s equity investment highlights its commitment to staying competitive in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
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