One of the most interesting aspects of following the world of Artificial Intelligence is seeing how, in just 24 hours, movements emerge that impact different sectors of society. And in the last few hours, we have seen a series of relevant events that deserve our attention.<\/p>\n
Let's analyze the main highlights of the last 24 hours in the AI scene:<\/p>\n
The Pentagon has taken a significant step forward with the launch of the Artificial Intelligence Rapid Capabilities Cell (AI RCC), an initiative that aims to accelerate the implementation of advanced AI technologies across the US Department of Defense. According to official information<\/a>, the project includes an investment of US$1.4T 40 million for small businesses to develop innovative AI solutions.<\/p>\n In the business field, the Broadcom caused a stir in the market<\/a> by projecting revenues between US$60-90 billion by 2027 from custom AI chips. The company already dominates 70% of the market by 2024, challenging Nvidia's hegemony.<\/p>\n One research published in JAMA Network Open<\/a> revealed that more than 601% of adults want to be notified when AI is used in healthcare services. This data reinforces the importance of transparency in the implementation of these technologies.<\/p>\n THE Bloomberg brought an important warning<\/a> about the increasing resource consumption of AI. A single query to advanced AI systems consumes significantly more energy than traditional search engines, raising concerns about sustainability.<\/p>\n2. Broadcom surprises market with projections for AI chips<\/h2>\n
3. Patients want transparency about the use of AI in healthcare<\/h2>\n
4. AI Resources: A Sustainability Warning<\/h2>\n
5. Local governments band together to regulate AI<\/h2>\n