In a rapidly evolving AI landscape, several key developments are making headlines. A bill aiming to ban AI gun detection technology in public places has been filed in Florida, while Palantir and SoundHound AI are emerging as key players in the AI sector, each with distinct investment profiles. Meanwhile, BigBear.ai Holdings, Inc. has seen a remarkable stock surge of 102.6%, driven by a major Department of Defense contract to enhance the Virtual Anticipation Network with AI and machine learning. Apple's competitive edge in AI hinges on three unreleased Siri features, including personal context understanding, onscreen awareness, and in-app actions. In China, the rapid adoption of DeepSeek's AI models is undermining the 'peak China' myth, and Goldman Sachs has raised its target price for Chinese stocks on AI boost. The UK government has also signed a memorandum of understanding with Anthropic to explore how its AI can help UK government agencies enhance public services. Additionally, the FDA is targeting its AI division for cuts, even as the Trump administration invests in the technology. Researchers at IIT Kharagpur have developed a new framework using blockchain-based technology and token-based incentivisation to securely and fairly share data to train an AI model.
Bill Aims to Ban AI Gun Detection Technology
A bill has been filed in Florida to ban AI gun detection technology in public places, citing concerns over citizens' 2nd and 4th amendment rights. The technology, known as "Zero Eyes
Sources
- Bill hopes to ban AI gun detection technology Daytona Beach PD is working to install
- Will Palantir or SoundHound AI Skyrocket Your Investment?
- BigBear.ai Defies Market Chaos: The AI Stock Shooting for the Stars
- Why AppLovin Corporation (APP) Is Among the Best Performing AI Stocks in 2025
- Apple’s competitive edge in AI hinges on these three unreleased Siri features
- My Take | DeepSeek could burst ‘peak China’ myth with AI-driven economic revival
- Goldman Sachs raises China stock market target on AI boost
- ‘Reset’ AI Security Institute agrees MoU with US start-up and cuts bias and free-speech remit
- FDA targets AI division for cuts, even as Trump invests in the technology
- Blockchain and token-based incentivisation to make AI training data fairer and more secure