In a wide-ranging conversation with Goldman Sachs' David Solomon, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed the potential of AI, Nvidia's business, and more.
SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia said it will fine internet platforms up to 5% of their global revenue for failing to prevent the spread of misinformation online, joining a worldwide push to rein in borderless tech giants but angering free speech advocates. The regulator would set its own standard if a platform failed to do so, then fine companies for non-compliance. The bill is part of a wide-ranging regulatory crackdown by Australia, where leaders have complained that foreign-domiciled tech platforms are overriding the country's sovereignty, and comes ahead of a federal election due within a year.
We recently published a list of 10 Best AI Stocks to Buy According to Carolina Panthers Owner Billionaire David Tepper. Since Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:META) ranks 4th on the list, it deserves a deeper look. Billionaire David Tepper stands out amongst American hedge fund managers for his two recent moves: his bet on Chinese stocks despite their volatility and […]