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As artificial intelligence companies compete for increasingly scarce training material, some are reportedly turning to an unexpectedly old-fashioned source: physical books. AI developers and their contractors are purchasing large quantities of secondhand books, removing their bindings and scanning the pages before destroying or recycling the originals, according to a July
How Chinese and Russian Agents Use ‘Honey Traps’ to Steal US Tech Secrets
By 路克 (Luke), Vision Times As Silicon Valley cements its role as the world’s leading innovation and...
US Rebuilds Rare Earth Supply Chain as China’s Monopoly Faces Decline
The United States is rapidly rebuilding its rare earth supply chain, moving to end decades of dependence...
Trump Warns China: Tariffs Could Soar to 155% if No Deal Is Reached by November
President Donald Trump on Monday warned that tariffs on Chinese goods could surge to 155 percent if Beijing...
China’s Rare-Earth Power Play Backfires, Bolstering US Resolve in the Meantime
By Lin Meng, Vision Times Beijing’s attempt to weaponize its dominance in rare-earth minerals may...
Con Edison Awards $15 Million to Nonprofits Advancing Clean Energy, Climate Resilience in NY
NEW YORK, New York — Con Edison is awarding $15 million in philanthropic grants to support community-based...
US Airlines Urge FAA to Deliver ‘Quick Wins’ in $12.5 Billion Air Traffic Overhaul
Major U.S. airlines are pressing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to deliver immediate, visible...
‘A Nanosecond War’: Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Sounds Alarm on Beijing’s AI Ambitions
By Yang Tianxuan, Vision Times Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sent shockwaves through the tech world when...
Taiwan Balks on Request to Shift Its Semiconductor Production to the US
Washington’s call for Taiwan to shift half of its semiconductor production to the United States has sparked...
Beijing Tightens Grip on Internet, Targets ‘Harmful’ Online Content
On Monday, Sept. 22, China’s internet regulator announced a two-month online crackdown on the country...