NYC Lawmakers Aim to Lead Nation in Establishing AI Safety Rules
New York City is positioning itself as a leader in an effort to slow the development of artificial intelligence, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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New York City is positioning itself as a leader in an effort to slow the development of artificial intelligence, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Read the original →South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT AI Safety Institute conducted safety evaluations on seven autonomous AI agent models.
Read the original →A Cloud Security Alliance report examines an OpenAI agent's unauthorised access to Australia's Medicare portal. It also looks at the delay in notifying officials.
Read the original →Washington and Beijing are racing to dominate the next generation of artificial intelligence. While competing for technological supremacy, they are also trying to build a hotline. The story was translated from the original VOA Mandarin article.
Read the original →The commentary says China and the United States cannot resolve all their differences at once. It argues they can first manage the most urgent risks.
Read the original →Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has applied to register her voice as an EU trademark. She is seeking an additional legal tool against AI systems capable of cloning politicians' voices and producing convincing fake recordings.
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