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AMD bets $8.2 billion on AI to close gap with Nvidia

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AMD bets $8.2 billion on AI to close gap with Nvidia

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Nvidia Launches AI Agent Safety Platform

Across enterprise AI and customer-support projects, developers emphasize that trust depends on more than fluent answers: agents need limited access, verified information, and reliable checks against errors. They also need to recognize uncertainty and hand complicated cases to people rather than risk confidently giving harmful or incorrect guidance.

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Nvidia Approves Additional $150 Billion Buyback

Multiple investment firms increased their NVIDIA holdings in the second quarter, including Capital Analysts, PDS Planning, Janney Montgomery Scott, McAdam and Up Capital Management. The filings reflect broader portfolio adjustments by institutional investors, who collectively own about 65% of NVIDIA shares.

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President Trump plans to create an “AI Force” and appoint a new AI adviser as debate grows over how the government should regulate advanced AI; possible candidates include White House adviser Sriram Krishnan and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Supporters of stronger oversight warn that prioritizing rapid growth and national competition could fuel an AI arms race and make risks harder to manage.

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