TRUMP'S AI CZAR RESIGNS, CAISI ROLE BECOMES REVOLVING DOOR
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David Sacks has stepped down as director of the Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI), marking another departure from Trump's AI leadership. The position has seen rapid turnover since its establishment.
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Major US technology companies are exploring Australia as a location for new AI data centers, citing the country's renewable energy grid and strategic Asian proximity. The interest comes as domestic expansion faces increasing regulatory scrutiny.
Malaysia is moving toward adopting Huawei Technologies' AI chips to support its domestic artificial intelligence initiatives, defying opposition from the Trump administration.
Phil Schiller, Apple's longtime App Store leader, stepped down reportedly due to disagreements with new CEO John Ternus over plans to increase recurring revenue from the platform.
The Trump administration unveiled arcade.gov, a website featuring two browser-based games: a deportation-themed Snake clone and a wall-building game mimicking Tetris mechanics. Tetris Company has signaled it takes intellectual property infringement seriously.