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Tech companies recently plegded to combat AI desinformation ahead of the elections. But their AI chatbots recommend spreading disinformation, research by Nieuwsuur shows.

A study by European NGOs has found that Microsoft’s chatbot Bing AI gave incorrect answers to one third of questions about elections.

Rights groups are warning that the regulation still has loopholes that leave migrants and asylum seekers without protection from AI biometric systems.

After a three-day marathon negotiation, the European Union has finally reached a provisional agreement on the Artificial Intelligence Act.

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Artificial intelligence streamlines many tasks, but it can also have a fatal influence on some people, and it is creating a world in which reality and artifice will be indistinguishable

The growing thirst of data centers, which use water to cool their equipment, is beginning to cause tensions in the territories where they are located

The law isn’t lagging, it’s leading.

A group of 150 NGOs including Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Transparency International, and Algorithm Watch has signed a statement addressed to the European Union. In it, they entreat the bloc not only to maintain but enhance h

Everyone accepts that AI is dangerous. Agreeing about what to do about it – as the EU has started to do – is a different story