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US and China agree on an AI incident-reporting channel — but the data pipeline is empty Meta delays publisher terms again as lawmakers and media groups push back on AI training Nvidia releases free open-weight Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe model that handles 40 languages
A Eye on AI - 12:30 PM US President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping agreed last month to set up an AI incident-reporting channel, but Project Syndicate reports frontier AI companies aren't giving either government the information the channel would need. Also in this episode: Meta delays its new publisher terms amid backlash over AI training, Nvidia debuts Nemotron 3.5 Transcribe, a free speech model covering 40 languages, Unitree Robotics reports surging revenue and heavy R&D spending, McKinsey and Bain raise starting salaries to $200,000, and Meta quietly launches Waddle World, a tamagotchi-style AI pet app. Plus, legal AI assistant Legora and the fragmented state of global AI regulation.