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• OpenAI Accuses DeepSeek of Copying AI Models

• US Airlines' 16-Year Safety Record Ends in Tragic Crash

• Elon Musk's Influence Reshapes the US Government

• Trump Clashes with Federal Reserve Over Interest Rates

OpenAI Accuses DeepSeek of Copying AI Models

Tech giants clash over AI practices and innovation rules

OpenAI and Microsoft have accused DeepSeek, a Chinese AI lab, of using OpenAI's technology without permission to create its own AI model. This comes after DeepSeek shocked the tech industry by building a powerful AI with fewer resources than American companies like OpenAI.

The controversy centers around a technique called "distillation," which allows smaller models to learn from larger ones. While not exactly stealing, it raises questions about fair use. OpenAI is investigating if DeepSeek broke its terms by using ChatGPT's responses to train its AI.

Ironically, OpenAI itself has faced lawsuits for using online data without permission to train its models. Some experts say this is standard in the AI industry and doubt OpenAI can prove DeepSeek did anything wrong.

This dispute highlights the need for clearer rules around AI development and innovation practices. For now, it's a case of tech giants pointing fingers over who copied whom.

US Airlines' 16-Year Safety Record Ends in Tragic Crash

Experts warn of increasing risks in air travel

A tragic collision near Washington National Airport ended the US's 16-year streak without a fatal airline crash. An American Airlines regional jet collided with a US Army Black Hawk helicopter, killing 67 people. The cause is still under investigation.

Experts have long warned about risks in US air travel due to congested airspace and a shortage of air traffic controllers. Recent years have seen a rise in near collisions both in the air and on the ground.

Aviation safety experts stress the need for changes to prevent future tragedies and protect the public’s trust in air travel. Authorities are now examining what went wrong and how to strengthen safety measures.

Elon Musk's Influence Reshapes the US Government

Federal employees face ultimatum as Musk brings his business playbook to Washington

Elon Musk, now a top advisor to President Trump, is applying his bold management tactics to the federal government. Federal workers recently received a memo similar to one Musk sent Twitter staff in 2022: commit to "excellence" or resign.

Musk's role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is raising concerns about layoffs and operational chaos, similar to what happened at Twitter after his takeover. Critics warn that downsizing government without understanding its complexities could harm public services.

Despite backlash, Musk continues to push for smaller government, claiming it's a popular public demand. His growing influence under Trump's administration is reshaping both politics and the tech landscape.

Trump Clashes with Federal Reserve Over Interest Rates

President criticizes Fed for ignoring his demands to lower rates

The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates steady, ignoring President Trump's push for rate cuts. In response, Trump accused the Fed of failing to address inflation problems.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who maintains that the central bank operates independently of political influence, declined to comment on the president's criticism. Powell emphasized the Fed's role in ensuring price stability and long-term economic health, even if it makes unpopular decisions.

While Trump has hinted at wanting more control over the Fed, legal experts argue that firing Powell over policy disagreements is likely unconstitutional. The clash highlights ongoing tensions over the central bank's independence and its impact on the economy.

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