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Tech billionaires fly in for Delhi AI expo as Modi jostles to lead in south
Campaigners fear Narendra Modi could use AI to increase state surveillance and sway elections. Campaigners fear Narendra Modi could use AI to increase state surveillance and sway elections. Silicon Valley tech billionaires will land in Delhi this week for an AI summit hosted by India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, where leaders of the global south will wrestle for control over the fast-developing technology. During the week-long AI Impact Summit, attended by thousands of tech executives, government officials and AI safety experts, tech companies valued at trillions of dollars will rub along with leaders of countries such as Kenya and Indonesia, where average wages dip well below $1,000 a month. Amid a push to speed up AI adoption across the globe, Sundar Pichai, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei, the heads of Google, OpenAI and Anthropic, will all be there.
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Appendix 1 A Spectral Analysis and L TI-SDE
The chain structure is also convenient to handle streaming data as we will explain later. We first give a brief introduction to the EP and CEP framework. Step 2. We construct a tilted distribution to combine the true likelihood, Step 3. We project the tilted distribution back to the exponential family, q KL( null p nullq) where q belongs to the exponential family. Step 4. We update the approximation term by's in parallel, and uses damping to avoid divergence. The above computation are very conveniently to implement.
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