The news that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are buying up thousands of Nvidia chips as the join the global AI arms race is the splash in the Financial Times, with the paper reporting that there are fears the autocratic regimes in the countries could misuse artificial intelligence.
The paper writes that the countries are “choking” the supply of the chips, crucial for building artificial intelligence, and that their aim is to be leaders in the field and to “turbocharge” their respective economies.
The Wednesday letters page is frustrated at the lack of DC Comics games in recent years, as one reader hopes for Silent Hill 2 at Gamescom.
Incompatible chargers pose a fire risk.
‘The coming days are perfect for new beginnings related to your chosen job or career.’
‘As it’s put on a global scale, they’re going to need a lot more pastoral care, media training.’
Gregg wants to inspire others to follow in his footsteps.
‘I need more babies.’
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