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AI Risks August 11, 2026 · nypost.com

Meta launches new AI in push for best open source model to beat China - NY Post

Meta released a new AI model as CEO Mark Zuckerberg warned that US regulations are giving Chinese rivals like Alibaba and DeepSeek an advantage.

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