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…
The upcoming EU AI Act Summit 2024
The EU AI Act Summit 2024, hosted at America Square Conference Centre, London, focuses on the groundbreaking EU AI Act,…
Australia considering mandatory guardrails for “high-risk” AI
Australia is considering imposing mandatory guardrails on the development and deployment of AI in “high-risk” settings in response to concerns…
Congress concerned about RAND’s influence on AI safety body
The executive order that President Biden signed in October tasked the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) with researching…
UK and US develop new global guidelines for AI security
As AI technologies become widely deployed, they also become targets for cybercriminals. Cyber security agencies from the UK and US…
France, Germany, Italy agree to regulate AI but UK declines
France, Germany, and Italy have reached an agreement on how AI should be regulated and it’s even stricter than the…
How AI is supercharging Argentina’s presidential election
The contenders for Argentina’s presidential election have been whittled down to Sergio Massa and Javier Milei with both candidates making…
Police scanned Beyoncé concert for pedophiles and terrorists
Welsh police have admitted that they used facial recognition to scan Beyoncé concertgoers in May this year. The police were…
31 Countries endorse US guardrails for military use of AI
During her visit to the UK for the AI Safety Summit, US VP Kamala Harris announced that 30 countries joined…