Can EU-China AI talks survive Huawei bans and new export controls?
EU and Chinese officials say there is "huge co-operation potential" on AI. The two sides have different regulatory regimes, which may get in the way.
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EU and Chinese officials say there is "huge co-operation potential" on AI. The two sides have different regulatory regimes, which may get in the way.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence has emerged as the critical sticking point between the U.S. and China. President Donald Trump, who has named it "super intelligence," insists the U.S. will beat China in the AI competition.
Read the original →Model 13's predictive maps may reshape Ukrainian battlefield strategy. The system integrates with the Delta situational awareness system and Mission Control data.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence is making drones faster and more capable. Russia and Ukraine both use AI-powered drones. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that AI could lead decisions on the battlefield as soon as next year.
Read the original →Prime Minister Takaichi met German Chancellor Merz, and the two agreed to launch a framework for dialogue on AI. Takaichi cited the launch of a Japan-Germany high-level AI dialogue and an AI summit in the area of AI cooperation.
Read the original →International experts, policymakers and the business community gathered at a dialogue in Quang Ninh province on October 28. They discussed strengthening inter-regional cooperation on enhancing AI capabilities.
Read the original →A draft of China's AI export controls covers 40 technologies, with 14 bans and 26 licenses. Models with 2 trillion parameters are in scope.
Read the original →AI’s reading of C-suite disclosures matched independent sell-side assessments almost in lockstep, writes Andy Mukherjee.
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