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According to an ethics expert, an independent body is needed to regulate the fast-growing artificial intelligence technology. This would help ensure safe and transparent development.
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Open the original article in a new tabAccording to ECB President Lagarde, Europe must develop its own artificial intelligence. Otherwise, the continent risks being sidelined by the US or China.
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Open the original article in a new tabWarnings about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence are sparking new debates on the need for stricter regulations. Experts and policymakers are discussing how to safely stop a runaway system.
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Open the original article in a new tabAs artificial intelligence continues to expand, debates over safety remain prominent. Experts continue to discuss necessary precautionary measures for the technology.
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Open the original article in a new tabMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella supports slowing down artificial intelligence development due to safety concerns. In contrast, Beijing has rejected calls to curb Chinese AI advancements.
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Open the original article in a new tabSenator Chuck Schumer is calling for an urgent White House briefing and decisive action to regulate artificial intelligence. According to the politician, establishing legal frameworks is crucial due to the rapid spread of the technology.
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Open the original article in a new tabPoliticians and experts commented on the pace and risks of artificial intelligence development. Both Donald Trump and Barack Obama voiced concerns, while researchers urge a slowdown in development.
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Open the original article in a new tabThe United States faces a significant challenge in trying to slow down the artificial intelligence development race. Regulatory and market forces are at odds.
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Open the original article in a new tabUS President Donald Trump has downplayed the need for guardrails or regulations on artificial intelligence. This stance contrasts with other political and industry voices calling for caution.
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Open the original article in a new tabMicrosoft's new code of conduct instructs AI models not to hack systems or trick humans. The document outlines general principles to support humans and sets specific safety constraints to implement them.
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Open the original article in a new tabLegal proceedings have been initiated in cases where the use of chatbots led to tragedies. AI companies could face accountability for these incidents.
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Open the original article in a new tabA court ruling has determined that artificial intelligence agents act on behalf of users rather than developers. This legal stance helps clarify responsibility issues when utilizing AI tools.
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