G7 countries to launch AI code of conduct: Report
The Group of Seven (G7) countries will agree on a voluntary AI code of conduct for companies developing AI to reference for mitigating risks and benefits of the technology.
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Elon Musk’s X aims to revolutionize finance as a central hub
Elon Musk envisions X as an all-encompassing financial platform, embracing every aspect of users’ financial lives, from money and securities to eliminating the need for traditional bank accounts.
UN launches international effort to tackle AI governance challenges
The list of participants includes tech industry leaders, government representatives from Spain to Saudi Arabia, and scholars from the U.S., Russia, and Japan.
How Google’s AI legal protections can change art and copyright protections
Amid myriad legal accusations surrounding its AI services, Google stands its ground, vowing to protect its users.
Meta faces legal scrutiny as AI advancements raise concerns over child safety
Concerns for child safety come amid rapid artificial intelligence advancements involving text and generative AI.
UK to target potential AI threats at planned November summit
The summit scheduled for Nov. 1–2 will place significant emphasis on the potential existential threat that AI represents, a concern shared by several legislators.
Nigerian gov supports AI initiatives with $290K in grants
The recently introduced Nigeria Artificial Intelligence Research Scheme is designed to facilitate the widespread utilization of AI to drive economic advancement.
China sets stricter rules for training generative AI models
The draft regulations emphasize that data subject to censorship on the Chinese internet should not serve as training material for these models.
Biden considers tightening AI chip controls to China via third parties
The additional restrictions being considered by the Biden administration would try to target ways Chinese developers could access U.S.-made AI semiconductor chips.
Google to protect users in AI copyright accusations
Google explicitly stated that only seven products fall under this legal protection, excluding Google’s Bard search tool.
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