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The U.K. government published draft advice for employees using artificial intelligence. The advice tells staff to avoid thanking chatbots.
Read the original →Doctors, lawmakers and campaigners warn of ethical risks and security worries.
Read the original →German companies are building an industrial AI advantage by combining existing models with proprietary data and engineering expertise. According to a study by IW, this generates more than EUR 120 billion in revenue from AI-enabled products.
Read the original →South Korea's prime minister pledged on Saturday to build what the government calls an "AI Basic Society." The prime minister presented the country's rapid adoption of artificial intelligence as a modern way to honor the ideal on which the nation was founded. The government has put money behind the goal, and the Ministry of Science and ICT is involved.
Read the original →South Korea's physical AI news this week featured on-device silicon, cobot fingertips, shipyard and highway MoUs, a factory multi-agent grant and a modular robotics IPO.
Read the original →South Korean semiconductor materials, components, and equipment companies are the focus of the story. Back-end process players in packaging and testing are singled out.
Read the original →MegazoneCloud will resell Portal26's AI governance platform in Korea. The platform targets shadow AI, sensitive data risks, compliance and AI costs.
Read the original →The Emirati royal is increasingly influential on the world stage. Some see him as a visionary, while others compare him to a Bond villain.
Read the original →IFS, a provider of industrial AI and enterprise cloud software, is partnering with Riyadh-headquartered AI company Echelon. The partnership will bring IFS's industrial AI solution, IFS.ai, to Saudi-based enterprises.
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