
Meta Explores Leasing Excess AI Compute as Capex Scrutiny Intensifies
Executives discussed selling reserved GPU capacity to enterprise customers after internal forecasts showed utilization gaps in several U.S. regions.
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Executives discussed selling reserved GPU capacity to enterprise customers after internal forecasts showed utilization gaps in several U.S. regions.

Meloni, Macron, and Canadian officials reject unilateral steel and digital-tax demands, signaling a coordinated response if Washington imposes August duties.

FinCEN reports 18,000 erroneous payment blocks in Q1 tied to name-matching models; lawmakers demand appeal timelines for charities serving Gaza and Ukraine.

Carriers must block unlabeled synthetic voice traffic and report violators within 24 hours; penalties reach $10,000 per call for knowing deception.

The landmark legislation, which would create a National AI Commission with authority to issue binding safety standards for high-risk AI systems, cleared the Commerce Committee 14-9 with Republican support from six senators who previously opposed AI regulation.

The European AI Office has served formal notices to companies in Germany, France, and the Netherlands for non-compliance with high-risk AI system documentation requirements under the EU AI Act.

The framework, which the institute calls 'the most rigorous AI evaluation methodology in existence,' will become the mandatory standard for pre-deployment safety assessment of all frontier models developed by companies operating in the UK, including OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, and Meta AI.
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