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China has proposed adding 40 technologies in the artificial intelligence, biomedicine and photovoltaic sectors to its catalogue of technologies prohibited or restricted from export. The commerce ministry made the announcement on Friday, according to Reuters.
Read the original →The International Monetary Fund has warned that global economic resilience is fragile. It says this resilience rests on a widening gap between the performance of different countries.
Read the original →At an international AI summit in Dublin, European leaders promoted trusted and independent AI. Critics question whether the EU can close the gap with the US and China while maintaining strict regulation.
Read the original →SHIFT announced it has started a project related to artificial intelligence for the Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency. As AI use in security expands, Japan is also required to ensure responsible use of AI in defense equipment and technology. SHIFT was recognized for its track record in software quality assurance and third-party verification, and its knowledge of AI systems and defense equipment.
Read the original →Humans First, a conservative-led group advocating for stronger AI guardrails, has released an "America First AI Policy" platform.
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