China’s new AI regulations begin to take effect
The Chinese has government loosened its original guidelines for AI it released in April and scheduled them to take effect starting on Aug. 15.
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The Chinese has government loosened its original guidelines for AI it released in April and scheduled them to take effect starting on Aug. 15.
China has been harshly enforcing its crypto ban since the start of the year, cracking down on individuals and projects alike.
Task Force Lima will look into how artificial intelligence can be used across the U.S. defense, including warfighting capabilities.
The move comes as several prominent Chinese blockchain executives have been arrested this year.
The ongoing spat between the United States and China over emerging tech like AI continues as U.S. President Joe Biden restricts investments.
Soramitsu is developing a cross-border payment system that uses Cambodia’s CBDCs and targets Japan, India, China and Southeast Asia.
Tron’s founder Justin Sun urged people to ignore the rumors that the cryptocurrency exchange Huobi is coping with severe problems following the alleged detention of some of its executives. The…
The former Celsius CEO has been denied a lawsuit dismissal, Tether celebrates a minor court victory and China vows to crack down on telecoms fraud using crypto and AI.
The exchange faces ongoing rumors about its stablecoins reserves and an alleged investigation by Chinese authorities.
The Chinese tech and e-commerce giant Alibaba revealed two new open-sourced AI models, Qwen-7B and Qwen-7B-Chat, to rival Meta’s recently-launched Llama 2.