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So why did the US not ban Meta after Cambridge Analytica scandal or Alphabet after the Google Adx and DV360 preferential treatment scandal?

Also most IoT in the US runs Chinese software and I'm not seeing ban for those.

Fines are not bans. American software companies are welcome to respect the law any time now. For a US reference, see the recent Meta fines in New Mexico.

Europe doesn't ban American on-board software so why would they ban Chinese ones?

Yes, because the "smarter tasks" that can't be automated and that become the new job sources don't exist.

It's more that Teams is already included in a bundle of actually useful and working software in the form of Microsoft Office.

Your government for one with state and federal contracts.

That's rich coming from a country who's top AI contender just announced 80B in yearly losses. Looks a lot like a subsidised duopoly to me.

They had the same peak as all the tech stock during CoVid. But they are far away from their all time high.

Oracle is down -50% in the last 12 months so Larry might be feeling the squeeze already. And that's after firing 20k people in the last year or so.

Your link doesn't speak of cancellations only about a certain GW worth of data centres being built but that are not operational.

The US has never cancelled as many data center projects as now.

Only if CPM can be high enough to counter balance the inference costs.

Current CPM is between $30 and $60 which is x20 to x30 more expensive than alternatives.

Now we have to wait and see if performance is also at least 30x of previous ad targeting.

The security model has always been a half-baked afterthought. The initial versions were riddled with vulnerabilities .

I'm sure that they stopped. ;)

The result is that humanity will progressively become worse at math because no new student will have had to take the steps to figure things out themselves. How long it is possible for society to rely purely on AI math results remains to be decided.