With all of the world talking about Trump's tariffs — you know, the set of levies on basically the entire world that's set to wreak havoc in the global trade and make your iPhone more expensive — an important question looms: Has the Trump administration used an AI to calculate those tariffs?

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Intel and TSMC have reached a preliminary deal for a joint venture to operate Intel’s chip factories, with TSMC taking a 20% stake. But how helpful this will be to Intel, and by extension U.S. chip manufacturing, depends on the details, which are sparse at this point.

Already, tariffs on foreign-made goods have led Nintendo to announce a delay in U.S. pre-orders for the Switch 2 while it assesses the potential impact of tariffs. And Klarna, the buy-now-pay-later startup made a meme for letting customers pay for food deliveries in installments,

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Shares of Nvidia and other semiconductor companies slid amid a flurry of tariffs between the U.S. and Asian countries that could subdue electronics demand and hinder Big Tech’s artificial-intelligence infrastructure buildout.

Social media users claim that Donald Trump's administration relied on ChatGPT to calculate 'Liberation Day' tariffs based on an overly simplistic formula.

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The whole U.S. stock market is feeling the pain from the sweeping new tariffs that President Trump announced Wednesday after the market closed. As of 1:10 p.m. ET Thursday, the blue chip Dow Jones Industrial Average had fallen by over 1,

"The economic pain that will be brought by these tariffs are hard to describe and can essentially take the US tech industry back a decade," Dan Ives said.