In a post on X, the OpenAI chief executive wrote that this requirement should ultimately constrain AI progress, and that OpenAI rejects people being relegated to doing what AI systems decide to reward.
Only 24% think AI will do more to help. 23% called AI and data centres crucial to their vote, and 43% trust neither party to handle AI; the figures are early and still updating.
Tencent calls Hy4 one of the strongest open-weight models available but says it still trails leading closed systems on research-level maths, long-horizon coding and advanced visual questions.
The five-year lease would have given Tencent access to as many as 100,000 advanced AI chips in South-East Asian data centres; the FT cites two people familiar with the matter.
Google says the money covers new campuses in Selangor and Negeri Sembilan, more than 1GW of added clean energy, water security and worker training; it will pay for all the power its campuses use.
Texas accounts for more than 25% of planned US data-centre capacity by 2030; overnight CoreWeave fell 7% and SpaceX 6% on Robinhood and Nasdaq-100 futures were down 0.8%.
AFP says the Democratic sweep threatens data-centre build-outs in key states and weighed on AI names before the US open; in Tokyo, fibre-cable makers Fujikura and Furukawa Electric fell 8.2% and 9% in morning trade.
Alibaba, Tencent, ByteDance and others reportedly ordered about 6 million chips over four months; Nvidia blamed export controls and production conflicts, and buyers had expected about 700,000 by the end of 2027.
OpenAI told Axios the developer-tools startup's technology already runs inside Codex; terms were not disclosed and Pierre's open-source projects stay open source.
The Brittany-based bank says the incident is under control, customers will bear no loss and some transactions are suspended; Le Télégramme puts the theft at €118M ($133M), which the bank has not confirmed, after ZachXBT traced funds through crypto exchanges.
A São Paulo judge suspended a clause in Meta's new commercial terms, due on 20 November, and set a fine of R$1m a day, capped at R$100m, after a suit by three media associations.
The midterm votes covered 21 measures in 18 Ohio municipalities, about half of the 41 local data-centre measures nationwide; Sunbury banned sites of 25MW or more.