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Discover how Hailo, an AI chipmaker, is utilizing non-Von Neumann data flow architecture to enable efficient, cost-effective deep learning operations on the edge. Their Hailo-15 chip is suitable for embedding into cameras giving insights while also conserving power. Join their leader Orr Danon over at VentureBeat to learn more!

Germany is investigating OpenAI's use of personal data collected from ChatGPT users. Schleswig-Holstein's Data Protection Authority will review OpenAI's technology to ensure GDPR-compliance. Expert Marit Hansen leads the investigation, concerned with informing users of their data usage and protection. A response is expected by June 11.

ChatGPT is leading the revolution in artificial intelligence (AI), with chips and chip-testing devices used to power AI applications driving demand and spurring innovation in the AI market. With investments from industry giants like NVIDIA, AMD and Advantest, the need for quality, authoritative testing of chips and chip-based products is at an all-time high. Despite that, countries like Italy and the European Union are taking a cautious stance, with regulation and risk-management frameworks designed to protect against the misuse of AI. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is at the forefront of the AI explosion, with collaborative efforts with industry leaders, venture capitalists, as well as education and networking opportunities for AI-business entrepreneurs.

. This article is about Prime Minister Narendra Modi laying the ground for India's first Digital Science Park in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. An innovative research hub worth Rs 1,500 crore will be built here by the Kerala government in collaboration with UK-based ARM and esteemed universities like Manchester, Oxford, and Edinburgh. With four main pillars focusing on digital innovation, the Digital Science Park will foster new products, jobs and capacities. Reap the rewards of this technological revolution—come join the Digital Science Park!

A major initiative of PM Narendra Modi, the first Digital Science Park in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala is set to be unveiled soon. With an outlay of Rs 1,500 Crore and technological collaborations, the Digital University Kerala & UK based semiconductor- software design company ARM will strive to revolutionize AI, robotics, electronics, and more. Executives, state ministers and Shashi Tharoor will bless the project during the ceremony.