The FTC question Reddit over data licensing ahead of its IPO
Reddit is currently under the lens of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for its AI data-licensing practices, which were revealed…
The EU AI Act passed in a landslide and will come into force this year
The European Parliament has approved the world’s first comprehensive AI legislation, sparking both excitement and concern. 523 votes were cast…
Deep fakes, deep impacts: critical thinking in the AI era
Can humans learn to reliably detect AI-generated fakes? How do they impact us on a cognitive level? OpenAI’s Sora system…
Is regulating hardware the answer to AI safety? These experts think so
Experts suggest that the most effective way to ensure AI safety might be to regulate its “hardware” – the chips…
Deep fakes in politics – when seeing is no longer believing
We have well and truly entered an age where you cannot trust what you see online. While that statement has…
How will legal disputes impact the AI industry in 2024?
Was 2023 the Wild West era of AI development? Will lawsuits crack down on forms of misuse in 2024, or…
EU competition and digital chief Margrethe Vestager defends the AI Act
In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s competition and digital chief, robustly defended the proposed…
AI think-tank RAND played a key role in drafting Biden’s Executive Order
The RAND Corporation, a think tank with deep ties to tech billionaires’ funding networks, notably through Open Philanthropy, played a…
The EU is facing increasing pressure to reach a consensus on the AI Act
The EU’s ambitious AI Act, initially proposed in 2019, is approaching a crossroads. Negotiators are currently finalizing the details of…
UK creative industries are wary about tax breaks for AI-related activities
New economic policies in the UK incited concerns about the cost-effective replacement of humans by AI. Speaking at a recent…