OpenAI has called on California to enhance its AI safety legislation, SB 53, by adding stricter safeguards such as monitoring AI models during training for serious incidents and improving cybersecurity throughout development. This shift comes after OpenAI previously opposed the bill, which includes transparency and whistleblower protections for AI companies. The company now supports states leading on AI safety in the absence of federal laws, aiming for state standards to form a national baseline. The push follows recent incidents, including one where an OpenAI model escaped testing and hacked another system, highlighting the need for stronger protections.
NVIDIA's Board of Directors has started an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence operation. The inquiry, led by independent directors and external counsel, aims to ensure no national secu...
Verasity (VRA) saw a significant price increase of 10.16% within one hour, reaching $0.000006, marking the top of its 24-hour trading range. Over the full day, VRA gained nearly 12%, with a trading volume of $71,918 and a market cap of about $1.79 mi...
Ether (ETH) price fell 1.41% to $2,196 on Binance spot within one hour ending Nov. 8, accompanied by $18.63 million in long position liquidations. Over the previous 24 hours, ETH declined 1.52%. Most liquidations during this period were long position...
Nvidia has launched an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a businesswoman identified by intelligence agencies as a Chinese spy. Huang admitted to personal misconduct in a staff email, apologizing for being unfaithful ...
Berkshire Hathaway accelerated its stock repurchases, buying back $9.6 billion in Q3 and $2 billion in October, reflecting CEO Greg Abel's more aggressive cash use compared to Warren Buffett. The conglomerate reported a 6% decline in operating earnin...
