TEPCO will use AI to find errors in documents for the nuclear regulator
TEPCO, operator of Japan's Fukushima-1 nuclear plant, has begun testing a generative AI system that helps draft applications to the nuclear regulator.
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Finnish environmentalists accuse Google of clearing over 300 hectares of forest for data centers before environmental assessment
The Finnish Nature Conservation Union says Google began clearing forest for two data centers before the environmental impact assessment was completed.
Digital twins of oilfields will be implemented at 60% of large enterprises by 2028
By 2028, digital twins of oilfields should be in use at 60%+ of major enterprises. These computer models use sensor and camera data to boost production and recovery of valuable components.
Kazakhtelecom CEO estimates Kazakhstan data centers' electricity demand at 5 GW
Kazakhstan's existing and future data centers are estimated to need 5 GW of electricity.
US allocates $5 million for Central Asia's cybersecurity
The money will go not directly to states but through a grant mechanism aimed at private companies and startups.
Businesses of five Central Asian countries proposed a unified digital interoperability mechanism
The document was prepared not by governments, but by experts and business.
Four AI companies accused of illegal collusion to slow down development
The public agreement by heads of major AI labs to a cautious pace of model development, which we covered earlier, has resulted in a lawsuit.