The project, developed by US universities, is an ambitious example of how AI, wearables, and robotics could be applied to improve essential industries like farming.
Washington’s $150M African expansion deal with Silicon Valley’s Zipline reveals its new “America first” approach to global assistance.
The worry, AI execs say, is that China will use Nvidia’s chips to build data centers around the world that offer cheaper prices for running models inspired by, or stolen from, US AI firms.
In a true run for the exits, it could take investors years to get their money back. “We need to be very, very clear about the expectations," Harvey Schwartz