By the standards of world-historical events, much of Donald Trump’s Wednesday afternoon speech in the Rose Garden was remarkably forgettable. Trump opened the affair, which he had billed as America’s “Liberation Day,” with a rant about the dire state of the nation that could have been cribbed directly from Steve Bannon’s first draft of Trump’s 2017 “American Carnage” Inaugural Address: cities and towns “raped” and “pillaged”; factories “ransacked”; a country “ripped off.” The apocalyptic bluster, like the loud red tie and the strange riffs about Canadian milk and radical-left lunatic judges, was familiar stuff—we’ve heard this so many times before.
Kinesiska jättar tränar sina AI-modeller utomlands
Kinesiska teknikföretag flyttar allt mer av sin avancerade AI-träning till datacenter utomlands för att behålla tillgången till Nvidias kraftfulla grafikkort utan att bryta mot amerikanska exportregler. Företag som Alibaba och ByteDance använder datacenter i länder som Singapore och Malaysia, där…