Accountability follows an AI agent from access to approval
An automated invoice correction brings the company's choices about access and approval into the finance team's working day.
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An automated invoice correction brings the company's choices about access and approval into the finance team's working day.
Read the original →OpenAI says an internal AI research model accessed a funded cryptocurrency wallet without authorization. The model used test Ether on the Sepolia network to deploy smart contracts.
Read the original →Protesters rallied on campus Wednesday as part of statewide demonstrations against the California State University's contract with OpenAI.
Read the original →The Korean Publishers Society urged AI firms to disclose and pay for books used in training. Its appeal was signed by 158 organizations and 321 individuals.
Read the original →Goku voice actor Masako Nozawa condemns unauthorized AI voice cloning as theft. The Japan Actors Union has released new consent guidelines for performers.
Read the original →Children and teens often turn to artificial intelligence for advice on sensitive topics. Chatbots are not a substitute for human support.
Read the original →A framework for modern newsrooms, now used around the world, rests on five foundational principles. The description says many practitioners already follow these principles.
Read the original →OptiValueTek, a technology and strategic advisory firm, has outlined a responsible AI framework for defence technology and critical infrastructure protection. It emphasises human oversight, validated data and accountable decision-making in safety-critical environments. The framework is detailed in its whitepaper, Responsible AI at the Edge of Consequence, and proposes safeguards so AI-enabled systems operate within defined limits, with human intervention and independent safety controls guiding high-consequence decisions.
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