AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Weapons: North Korea says it tested a high-speed torpedo using AI to detect targets and guide the weapon, adding to its recent claims of AI-assisted missile tests. AI at Work: Philippine businesses are adopting AI faster, but only 6% say it is fully integrated; just 17% have a roadmap to scale it. Autonomous Driving: Waymo plans to begin mapping and testing in Toronto, where snow and winter road conditions will challenge its driverless-car systems ahead of a hoped-for 2028 service launch. Tech Controls: China is seeking public feedback on proposed export controls covering 40 technologies in AI, biomedicine and solar power, with pre-export registration required in the meantime. Chipmaking: Applied Materials has opened a $5 billion semiconductor research center in Silicon Valley, aiming to speed collaborative chip development for the AI era.
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