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AI buyers now must weigh model quality against cost, safety, infrastructure, and legal risk. In this episode of This Week in AI, host and data and AI evangelist Christina Stathopoulos examines how those pressures are reshaping the market. She covers New York’s proposed pause on new hyperscale data …
This week host Christina Stathopoulos returned for another solo news briefing, working through a packed week of AI headlines to spotlight the ones that matter most. Top of list: the first ransomware attack carried out entirely by an AI agent. Christina also covered an AI hardware race that's now ab…
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