Google’s ‘Opportunity Agenda’: Global approach to responsible AI regulation
Google has unviled a policy agenda to promote collaboration between private-sector AI companies and governments to establish a legal framework for regulating AI.
Google has unviled a policy agenda to promote collaboration between private-sector AI companies and governments to establish a legal framework for regulating AI.
The victims of this extensive campaign are subjected to a relentless barrage of social media posts strategically crafted to instil fear and paranoia, often incorporating targeted personal attacks.
UNESCO issued guidelines aiming to regulate digital platform aiming to combat online disinformation and online hate speech.
Musk and Sunak's open chat stressed the potential and risks of AI technologies, the necessity for nations to cooperate with the tech sector and civil society on AI safety, and the profound transformations that AI is about to unleash on individuals and society as a whole.
The Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) hosted an event aimed at highlighting the importance of using digital technologies to further aid and accommodate persons with disabilities.
Only 14% of adults 'are even somewhat likely to use' AI for obtaining information about the impending presidential election, while most (58%) express apprehensions about AI contributing to the dissemination of false election-related information.
The U.S. Department of Commerce, under President Biden's direction, is launching the U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute (USAISI) to lead AI safety and trust efforts. USAISI will develop standards for AI safety and authentication, fostering collaboration with academia, industry, and more.
The aim is to examine the landscape of existing governance measures across borders, identify gaps, and connect the responses to ensure there are no gaps left.
The UN First Committee has passed a draft resolution regarding lethal autonomous weapons systems, expressing concerns about their impact on global security and stability. The resolution calls for the Secretary-General to gather input from Member States, observer States, international organizations, and civil society, emphasizing humanitarian, legal, security, technological, and ethical perspectives. Despite some member states raising issues about definitions and frameworks, the resolution aims to address challenges while acknowledging the ongoing work of the Group of Governmental Experts. The resolution was adopted by a large majority with a few opposing and abstaining votes, advocating for a balanced and inclusive approach to discussions on lethal autonomous weapons.
Dorothy McAuliffe, the US State Department's Special Representative for Global Partnerships, led a delegation of US tech companies to Brazil from 23-25 October 2023, emphasizing the need for an inclusive digital technology community and expanding skills training.