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Crypto miners are harnessing their advanced equipment and low-cost energy for the burgeoning artificial intelligence sector. As the demand for computational power soars, these miners are uniquely positioned to profit from the AI boom. https://lnkd.in/esKnqDMq

As the AI search tool faces criticism for allegedly plagiarizing journalistic work and distributing it like a media company, it is increasingly relying on AI-generated blogs and LinkedIn posts riddled with inaccurate and out of date information.

The largest smart city built from the ground up in Europe is well underway, but it’s not in the usual-suspect destinations like London or Paris. Instead, this fully sustainable city is just 20 minutes from the Greek capital of Athens. https://trib.al/A8grcNj

Together the world’s top 10 richest are worth a combined $1.66 trillion—about $76 billion more than a month ago. Tesla’s Elon Musk holds onto the top spot, thanks to a very good June. Meanwhile, Legendary investor Warren Buffett disclosed in June that he gave away Berkshire Hathaway shares worth some $5.3 billion. That plus a slight dip in the value of his stock was enough to knock him down three spots among the world’s richest to no. 10 as of July 1. That’s the lowest Buffett, the most generous person on the planet, has ranked in years. He is one of just two people among the top 10 richest to fall in the ranks this month. French luxury goods tycoon Bernard Arnault—who had been the world’s wealthiest person from February through late May — slips to No. 3 as shares of his LVMH group fell for the second month in a row. Read more about the richest people in the world: https://trib.al/cGataeq

Economic stimulus related to pandemic recovery saw credit scores improve for many Americans. Some took advantage of their higher borrowing power to take on more debt, particularly when it comes to buying a car. https://trib.al/fjqQwaw

Organizations today are turning to AI for positive change; Dr. Wei Li, VP/GM of AI Software Engineering, Intel, sat down with Janett Haas to discuss developments on AI hardware, in particular the three different types of product lines, gaudi, the general purpose server, and AI PC. Sponsored by Intel Corporation

Trump has immunity from official acts he took as president, according to a Supreme Court hearing, though it doesn’t necessarily end his federal criminal case for trying to overturn the election. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eSX_2-jP

Former President Donald Trump has immunity from official acts he took as president, the Supreme Court ruled Monday in a 6-3 ruling—though it doesn’t necessarily end his federal criminal case for trying to overturn the election, as the court ruled he can still be charged for activities outside his official duties. Here's everything you need to know: https://trib.al/uJVn6BZ