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The race to lead in artificial intelligence is being run largely by the biggest names in tech. Here you will find stories about AI models, products, partnerships, and strategy from companies such as Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Apple. The section also covers the chips, data centers, and talent wars behind the headlines.

Expect news on frontier model launches, AI assistants being woven into operating systems and office software, and the enormous capital expenditures going into GPUs and data centers. Partnership and licensing deals between platform companies and AI labs are a recurring theme, as are high-profile researcher moves between rivals.

The stakes are unusually high because AI leadership could decide which of today's giants dominates the next computing era. Investors watch these companies' AI spending for market signals, developers build on their platforms, and policymakers study their moves when weighing how the technology should be governed.

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