In the latest launch of the EU's artificial intelligence initiative, the tech community has sparked a massive wave of response. Over 100 companies have signed the 'EU AI Agreement', becoming pioneers of this emerging initiative. The agreement aims to encourage companies to voluntarily adhere to a series of principles before the new AI regulations are formally implemented, laying a solid foundation for the future development of artificial intelligence. This agreement has attracted participation from numerous tech giants, including leaders in the AI field such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI.

Publicis has announced plans to invest 300 million euros in the field of artificial intelligence over the next three years. The company aims to further integrate AI into its existing platform models, connecting everyone within the company with an entity called 'CoreAI'. Half of the investment will be allocated for training and recruiting talent, while the other half will be used for technology, licenses, software, and cloud infrastructure.

Fujitsu plans to expedite the sale of its $730 million stake in the air conditioning business to support its $5 billion expansion plan for AI services. The company is in negotiations with several potential buyers, including Bain Capital and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. Fujitsu aims to become a tech giant in the digital age, offering AI services to help manufacturers improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and calculate optimal solutions in production and logistics. In addition to the air conditioning business, Fujitsu also plans to sell its battery manufacturing subsidiary and chip packaging subsidiary.

The IRS plans to use artificial intelligence technology to enhance oversight of tax evasion by wealthy individuals. The initiative primarily targets taxpayers with annual incomes exceeding $1 million, as well as large corporations. This program utilizes advanced technology to strengthen tax supervision, warning wealthy taxpayers that evading taxes will no longer be easy.