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The law, passed in 2019, has led to a dramatic shift in the country’s political arena. On Sunday, Mexico elected its first female president ever, Claudia Sheinbaum. The soon-to-be world leader is a physicist with a doctorate in energy engineering, and was a part of the United Nations panel of climate scientists awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.

Microsoft’s new AI tool will be able to scour a company’s help manuals and materials to train chatbots with better answers to questions that customers might ask in a chat window. Microsoft on Tuesday said it will introduce new artificial intelligence tools for customer service call centers.

The distinction will help First Solar and Qcells become go-to suppliers for federal projects, which are expected to be a major source of demand for solar panels. Two of the world’s biggest solar panel makers, First Solar and Hanwha Qcells, are the first to register products under an environmental ratings system that will make them preferred in U.

Bullish investors justify Tesla’s valuation with a long list of reasons, pointing to its technology and fervent fan base. Some of Tesla’s institutional shareholders are getting out, convinced that the electric carmaker’s days of dizzying growth are in the rearview mirror.

The news signals Musk is giving precedence to artificial intelligence-related development outside Tesla and fanned concerns some shareholders have raised over his commitment to the EV firm while running a number of other companies. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has told Nvidia to prioritize shipments of AI processors to his companies X and xAI over the electric-vehicle maker, CNBC reported on Tuesday.

Yet another open letter was released warning about the risks of artificial intelligence. But are we seeing diminishing returns with these calls to action? Another day, another open letter: Current and former staff members at OpenAI and a handful of other companies issued on Tuesday a warning about growing recklessness and secrecy at some of the world’s biggest AI developers.