As the landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to expand, the European Union (EU) stands at an intersection of opportunity and responsibility. With dominant AI models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4 making waves, there’s a pressing need for guidelines. As these discussions
A U.S. government analysis has reportedly raised concerns about the European Union’s (EU) upcoming AI law, warning that it could hamper investment in the emerging technology and favor large AI companies over smaller rivals. In previously undisclosed documents, the U.S.
The antitrust watchdog of the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), outlined seven principles to ensure a fair and competitive AI ecosystem on Sept. 18. The discussion of regulating AI is a hot topic around the world, as 2023
In an era when artificial intelligence transforms the entertainment industry, California has stepped up to bat for its artists. Assemblymember Ash Kalra of San José is championing legislation that aims to prevent the unchecked use of AI in replicating actors
As the AI revolution poses a threat to the job market, Australia’s Labor Party and Workers’ Unions want a new government body to manage its progress and protect employees at risk of losing jobs to the technology. The party’s stance
Hugging Face, GitHub, and others have called on the European Union to ease regulations to avoid crimping the development of open-source AI models, as Europe finalizes its AI Act. Creative Commons, EleutherAI, LAION, and Open Future also support the effort.
Chinese government has finalized a friendlier set of rules to govern generative AI systems like OpenAI’s ChatGPT at a time the world over is seized with discussions on regulating the sector. The new set of rules should come into effect
OpenAI’s creation ChatGPT has drafted a law to regulate AI in Costa Rica after lawmakers in that country turned to the chatbot as the need to regulate the AI industry intensifies. This comes as world leaders are seized with discussions
ChatGPT creator OpenAI is building a team aimed at controlling “superintelligent” AI to ensure it aligns with human interests amid fears the technology might harm humans. The company is also dedicating 20% of its computing power towards this initiative. This
The European Parliament, the main legislative body of the European Union (EU), approved a proposed law that would regulate AI, making the 27-nation bloc possibly the first major economic power to put in place comprehensive rules for the technology. The
In an effort to become a global leader in AI safety regulation, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced plans to launch AI scholarships and invest £100 million for an AI taskforce. This comes as the Premier has also shown
Artificial intelligence will be advanced enough to destroy humanity within two years, an advisor to UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on AI has warned. As AI continues to progress, there is a growing apprehension about its potential impact on humanity,
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