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Artificial intelligence (AI) is being adopted incredibly quickly and is forecasted to contribute over $15 trillion to the world economy by 2030. Companies are competing for dominance, but competition isn’t only between companies. On the international stage, nations including the US and China are strategically vying for technological leadership in AI, making the technology itself—and the supply chains supporting it—imperative for economic and national security.

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD sold nearly the same amount of battery-driven cars as Tesla 0.45% in the third quarter this year. But none of those went to American buyers.

The Transportation Security Administration has detected a record 43 firearms at Midway Airport so far this year.

WASHINGTON — Can you tell the difference between an authentic video and one that uses artificial intelligence to alter the images or audio?

Danish energy giant Ørsted has stopped development on Ocean Wind 1 and 2, two massive offshore wind power projects slated to be built off the coast of New Jersey. The company said it would write off as much as $5.6 billion as a result of the decision, citing rising costs.