Miscellaneous AI coverage: a study on travelers, Tenstorrent's valuation, and Meta's reversal on training language

The sources cover scattered AI topics that do not form a single event. Among the most notable: a study indicating that travelers prefer using AI to monitor hotel room prices, the valuation of Tenstorrent doubling to $6.2 billion, and Meta removing AI training language from its terms of service after backlash.

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• A study indicates that travelers prefer using AI to monitor hotel room prices rather than to plan trips.

  «المسافرين يفضلون استخدام الذكاء الاصطناعي لمراقبة أسعار الغرف الفندقية بدلا من الاعتماد عليه في تخطيط الرحلات»

  euronews.com
• Reuters reported that Tenstorrent, an AI chip company, more than doubled its valuation to $6.2 billion in a funding round.

  «AI chip startup Tenstorrent more than doubles its valuation to $6.2 billion in funding round»

  Reuters
• Quartz reported that Meta removed AI training language from its terms of service after angry reactions.

  «Meta removed AI training wording from business terms after backlash»

  Quartz
• AI stocks face an earnings test amid rising concerns over spending.

  «AI Stocks Face Earnings Gut Check As Spending Jitters Mount»

  Investor's Business Daily
• Micron will discuss its memory roadmap, as future AI architecture will require greater memory capacity and faster data access.

  «Future AI infrastructure will need more memory capacity and faster data access. Micron will discuss its roadmap.»

  Stock Titan

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