<span>Stories: From AI and job creation to will.i.am’s EV… This is AI Weekly.</span><span>:: AI Weekly</span><span>Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said he believes AI will improve productivity and create jobs rather than eliminate them.</span><span>He spoke during a Q&A session with journalists and creators at the company’s GTC developer conference.</span><span>“There is a shortage of tens of millions of manufacturing workers. Even though employment is very high, many companies do not have enough workers. Robots are the first to fill that gap. As a result of filling that gap, all of our national economies grow. And when the economy grows, most companies tend to hire more people.”</span><span>Encyclopedia Britannica and its subsidiary Merriam-Webster are suing OpenAI.</span><span>It alleges that the reference materials were misused to train AI models.</span><span>In its complaint in Manhattan federal court, Britannica said OpenAI uses entries from its online articles, encyclopedias, and dictionaries.</span><span>To teach our flagship chatbot, ChatGPT, to respond to human prompts.</span><span>US President Donald Trump has accused Iran of using AI as a “disinformation weapon” to misrepresent its wartime successes.</span><span>President Trump said on Truth Social that Iran showed a “God balloon” that doesn’t exist.</span><span>He also said that Iran used AI to falsely portray a successful attack on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.</span><span>Amazon CEO Andy Jassy told an all-hands meeting that he hopes AI could help the company’s cloud computing unit, Amazon Web Services, reach $600 billion in annual revenue.</span><span>This is double his own preliminary estimate.</span><span>AWS’ revenue last year was $128.7 billion, a 19% increase from 2024.</span><span>“I wanted to create a product that America doesn’t really focus on right now: micromobility.”</span><span>Musician and technology entrepreneur will.i.am has unveiled the Trinity EV.</span><span>This is a small electric vehicle that doubles as a workspace powered by artificial intelligence.</span><span>At the heart of Trinity EV is an onboard GPU system that processes AI tasks directly within the vehicle, without relying on cloud computing.</span><span>will.i.am described the vehicle as a mobile computing hub that seamlessly integrates into daily life.</span>
