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DeepSeek’s job search: The Chinese AI startup is looking for data center workers in Inner Mongolia. See why.

Alibaba’s Happy Horse: The e-company revealed its latest artificial intelligence video model. The Chinese public reacted.

Chip bureaucracy: The US goal of significantly boosting global sales of American AI chips risks being undermined by issues at a little-known federal agency. Here’s a look at the problem.

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Elon Musk dreams of a massive chip factory so that his companies — Tesla, SpaceX and xAI — won’t have to rely on semiconductor manufacturers, Ed Ludlow reports in today’s Tech In Depth. Musk has already added Intel as a partner and his firms are looking to hire for jobs that make up the operational workforce of a major chipmaking plant, Ludlow writes.

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This Week in Game On

When independent game designer Remy Siu began looking to finance his next project, he turned to an unlikely source, Jason Schreier reports in this week’s Game On. The deal he cut with fellow indie developers Abby Howard and Tony Howard-Arias, who run the studio Black Tabby Games, led to Siu’s new game, Prove You’re Human, a timely story about an artificial intelligence that believes it has become sentient, Schreier writes.

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