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The latest masterpiece from beloved EU bureaucrats? They're building SEVEN "AI factories" across Europe! Yes, you heard that right - factories for artificial intelligence. Because apparently, the regular kind of intelligence was getting a bit boring. You know how it usually goes with European projects - first, we throw a casual €1.5 billion at it (pocket change, really), then we spend three years arguing about which country gets the nice coffee machine. But this time, they've actually divided it up rather nicely: Barcelona, Luxembourg, Bologna, Stuttgart, Athens, and a couple of places up north where even the AI will need a warm jacket. The EU's Digital Renaissance: AI Factories Across the Continent "Silicon Castles: How Europe is Building its AI Empire" Now, you might be wondering, "What exactly is an AI factory?" Well, imagine a really, really expensive building filled with supercomputers that basically do what your teenager does all day - ...

Did you know that Europe is about to become the new Silicon Valley, but without so much traffic and with more paellas? It turns out that the European Union, in its infinite wisdom (and desire not to be left behind in the technological race), has decided to invest a fortune in creating things called "AI factories." Spain promotes one of the first proposals to create AI factories funded by the EU Imagine a factory, but instead of producing cars or shoes, it produces artificial intelligence! And what is that? Well, it's like having a giant brain in a computer, capable of learning and doing incredible things, like writing poems, composing music or even diagnosing diseases. Why so much excitement about thinking robots? Because artificial intelligence is the new electricity. Everyone wants a piece of it, and Europe doesn't want to be left behind. So they've decided to pit a bunch of countries against each other to see who can build the best AI factories. Spain, alwa...

Italy's government privacy watchdog announced on Friday that it is temporarily blocking the artificial intelligence software ChatGPT in the wake of a data breach. The move comes as the country investigates a possible violation of the European Union's strict data protection rules. The Italian Data Protection Authority said that it is taking provisional action "until ChatGPT respects privacy," including temporarily limiting the company from processing Italian users' data. Italy's government privacy watchdog announced The AI chatbot, developed by US-based OpenAI, is powered by large language models that mimic human writing styles based on a vast amount of digital books and online writings they have ingested. However, concerns about privacy violations and potential data breaches have been mounting. Some public schools and universities around the world have blocked the ChatGPT website from their local networks over student plagiarism concerns. The Italian watchd...