Hello, The booming AI industry is taking chip manufacturers to new heights. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) on Monday reported revenue at 467.58 billion new Taiwan dollars ($14.5 billion) for July, up 44.7% year-on-year. TSMC makes chips for Big Tech customers such as NVIDIA and Google, meaning its financial data reflects the demand in the larger tech world. Speaking of Big Tech, Meta hopes to rival leading labs like OpenAI and Anthropic by open sourcing its AI models and launching new ones designed for consumer devices. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has called for lower US barriers for open-source AI to better compete with Chinese rivals, Reuters reported. Even as the race for AI domination heats up in the tech sector, some cybersecurity professionals are working on securing privacy for the general public. Case in point: noRecognition, a firm that promises to help people escape AI-powered surveillance. Per an article in TechCrunch, founder Bill Swearingen has developed computer-generated "adversarial" patterns, which when printed on clothes can scramble detection algorithms deployed by surveillance systems. In today’s newsletter, we will talk about
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