Why major countries can’t agree on how to regulate artificial intelligence
So when dozens of countries including Canada, China, Australia and France signed a document promising an accessible and inclusive approach to AI development, the U.S. opted not to — but so did the U.K ...
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90 minutes that changed Ukraine, ‘Uncle Sam’ & Uncle Sucker’, AI Unleashed, Musk v Altman
It’s been a week where Moscow got what it wanted. A 90-minute call between Trump and Putin ended with talk of visits and ...
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4 Takeaways from the Paris AI Summit: Global Tensions, China Alliances, and Billion-Dollar Investments
The Paris AI summit addressed AI policies, global partnerships, and major investments, shaping the industry’s direction for ...
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In Paris, Tech CEOs and Global Leaders Shift Stances on A.I. Safety
“ I’ve been to an earlier version of this at Bletchley Park, and that one was more focused on safety,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told Bloomberg TV during the summit. “People are now saying ‘Okay, this ...
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Paris AI summit: Why did US, UK not sign global pact?
US and UK declined to sign the final summit declaration, citing concerns over national security, regulatory burdens, and sovereignty in AI policymaking - Anadolu Ajansı ...