NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) ignited a surge in quantum computing stocks after CEO Jensen Huang declared the industry had reached an “inflection point,” reversing prior skepticism about near-term applications. Speaking at the VivaTech conference, Huang said NVIDIA’s Cuda-Q platform is now enabling practical quantum-classical hybrid solutions in fields like chemistry and finance. The announcement boosted investor confidence in the space, sending shares of Quantum Computing Inc. (NASDAQ: QUBT), IonQ Inc. (NASDAQ: IONQ), Rigetti Computing Inc. (NASDAQ: RGTI), D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS), and Arqit Quantum Inc. (NASDAQ: ARQQ) notably higher in trading.
Senate GOP leaders have revised their proposed tax measure with a new twist: they’re now tying federal broadband funding to state-level AI regulation. Under the updated plan, any state that tries to pass its own rules on AI could lose access to money for broadband projects. This marks a shift from the House’s earlier version, which outright blocked states from creating any AI-related regulations for the next ten years.
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Three of the most dynamic and forward-looking sectors in the investment landscape — electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aviation, cryptocurrency and quantum computing — have recently captured the
A day after he was elected, Pope Leo XIV told the College of Cardinals that artificial intelligence (AI) should be treated as a serious social and ethical matter . With the tech industry making significant advancements in AI every year, the new pope said artificial intelligence has the potential to both innovate and disrupt. Although the technology can be a force for good, Pope Leo XIV noted that recent improvements in artificial intelligence technology present new obstacles to defending human labor, dignity, and justice.
The Arizona Supreme Court recently made headlines not for its rulings in DUI and arson cases, but for how it chose to deliver the news. Instead of a traditional press briefing or a statement from a court official, the court unveiled the decisions through two lifelike AI-generated avatars named Victoria and Daniel .
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