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Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Wednesday, October 16th.

I'm Danny Lewis for the Wall Street Journal. Amazon is the latest

tech company to ink deals backing nuclear power projects to provide electricity

needed for the rapid development of artificial intelligence.

The online retail giant announced today it is working with Dominion Energy to explore developing

small modular nuclear reactors in Virginia. The technology could make building power plants faster and cheaper

than conventional large-scale reactors. Amazon also says it is part of a 500 million dollar

financing deal for X Energy reactor, which is also developing

small modular reactors as well as new nuclear fuel technology.

New York's financial regulator says firms need to address specific

cybersecurity risks stemming from the use of AI. The State Financial

Services Department didn't impose new requirements, but in a new guidance document issued today,

officials warned financial services firms to be better prepared for AI-related risks,

like social engineering and other cyber attacks.

The agency says firms should factor AI attacks into their risk frameworks and to be involved in conversations

about AI even if they don't have a team of experts in the technology.

And an influential security group in China is calling for a government review of Intel's products.

The Cybersecurity Association of China claimed the U.S. Chipmakers products have shown

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