AI strategy, Nvidia chip shortages, regulatory urgency, people-first innovation...

Tech Radar emphasizes that the most impactful artificial intelligence strategies are those that keep people at their core, suggesting that true competitive advantage emerges not simply from deploying AI agents but from empowering human stakeholders to drive innovation. As organizations increasingly integrate AI into their workflows, the article argues that strategic success depends on equipping teams to adapt, experiment, and lead, rather than relying solely on automation or technological prowess. Tech Radar

CNBC reports on a "seismic" shift in AI infrastructure as the rapid global buildout of artificial intelligence systems has triggered significant shortages of crucial chips, especially those produced by Nvidia. This scarcity not only threatens to inflate prices across consumer electronics but also raises concerns about the sustainability of current AI infrastructure expansion, as supply chain constraints impact both tech companies and end consumers. The report highlights industry anxieties about how these bottlenecks could slow AI adoption and innovation in the near future. CNBC

The Guardian, in a commentary by Bernie Sanders, warns that artificial intelligence poses unprecedented and multifaceted threats—ranging from economic displacement to existential risk—and urges the US Congress to act swiftly. The piece criticizes the current lack of serious discussion on AI regulation in legislative and public spheres, asserting that the rapid progression of AI technologies demands immediate, robust governance frameworks to safeguard democracy, wellbeing, and long-term human interests. The Guardian