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Finnish Police Investigate Google Data Center Over Tree Cutting

Finnish police opened a criminal investigation into Google's planned AI data center for felling approximately 250,000 trees without completing a required environmental impact assessment. The project is part of Google's largest single AI infrastructure investment in Europe.

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    Grok Models Add Hidden Watermarks in Response to EU AI Act

    xAI announced that hidden watermarks will be added to text generated by its Grok model series starting November 7 to comply with the EU AI Act. The feature is enabled for global API services and works by adjusting the token selection process rather than using hidden characters.

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    Apple CEO Ternus: Prioritize utility over AI hype

    Apple CEO John Ternus emphasized that the company's AI development focuses on improving product utility rather than seeking technical hype. He stated that Apple will not implement AI for its own sake, ensuring technology serves user needs.

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    Jensen Huang proposes AI safety standards, $250M investment

    NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang advocates for smart safety standards over strict regulation, committing $250 million to UK AI safety research over five years. He proposes the UK serve as a neutral platform for international AI safety dialogue to balance growth and safety.

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    Oxford research urges EU AI policy to include happiness

    Researchers at the University of Oxford have called on the EU to include public happiness as a core criterion in its AI policy framework, moving beyond a sole focus on economic growth and risk reduction. This proposal aims to promote a more holistic AI governance approach that balances technological advancement with social well-being.

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    OpenAI and others adopt common robots.txt marker for AI opt-out

    OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft announced support for a common robots.txt token allowing site operators to bulk opt out of AI training. This standardizes crawler management, with Anthropic also committing to a similar mechanism.

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