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NVIDIA's GTC conference is in the news as the company's flagship event for announcing new chips, software and AI initiatives. The event typically draws major product reveals and comments from CEO Jensen Huang, with industry watchers looking for updates on Blackwell and next-generation AI hardware.
- 2Skepticism grows over tech CEOs' AI regulation calls●> With all that in mind, you can imagine that I do not recommend that you take a tech CEO’s calls for regulating the AI
A blog post argues that tech CEOs' public calls for regulating the AI industry should not be taken in good faith, suggesting the regulation they request serves their interests rather than the public's. The author contrasts industry-backed proposals with the kind of oversight AI actually needs but companies would never volunteer. The piece is circulating among commentators skeptical of self-interested corporate lobbying on AI policy.
- 3Defcon AI Names Space Veteran Margo de Naray as CEO●McLean startup Defcon AI names space industry veteran Margo de Naray as CEO
McLean-based startup Defcon AI has appointed Margo de Naray, a veteran of the space industry, as its chief executive officer. The announcement was reported by The Business Journals. The move signals the company's intent to lean on her aerospace experience as it grows, though further details about her appointment and the company's plans were not provided.
- 4Trump to host Zuckerberg, Amodei and other AI leaders●Trump to host Zuckerberg, Anthropic's Amodei, and other AI titans Tuesday
President Trump is set to host a meeting with leading AI executives on Tuesday, including Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and Anthropic's Dario Amodei, according to Reuters. The gathering brings together some of the most powerful figures in artificial intelligence with the White House, drawing attention to the administration's evolving stance on AI policy, regulation, and the tech industry's relationship with government.
- 5House Democrat calls for US-China AI treaty●📰 Will Chinese AI companies slow down? A top House Democrat wants answers As President Donald Trump prepares to meet tec
Representative Ro Khanna, a California Democrat, is calling for a treaty between the United States and China to rein in the risks of advanced artificial intelligence, as President Donald Trump prepares to meet technology and AI executives in Washington. The proposal raises questions about whether Chinese AI companies could be slowed by international agreements, and lands amid ongoing debate in Congress over how the US should compete with and regulate AI development alongside Beijing.