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The European Union first proposed introducing a regulatory framework for AI back in 2021, the wheels of politics inevitably grind slowly, however, and its still working on legislation to bolster regulations on the development and use of artificial intelligence.

Stanford's AI transparency index shows foundational models are shrouded in secrecy - SiliconANGLE

On Friday U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), author George R. R. Martin and University of New Mexico professor Melanie Moses spoke about the potential threats and solutions for the use of artificial intelligence in the creative industry.

Most senior executives in Ireland aren’t aware of the scope of planned new EU rules on artificial intelligence, according to a survey published this morning.

French Rights Body Sacem Announces Automatic AI Opt-Out For Members’ Work

Italy is in the front line in supporting approval of a comprehensive law regulating use of artificial intelligence in the European Union, Deputy Premier and foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Friday. © ANSA

THE increasing adoption of live facial recognition (LFR) technologies globally by businesses and governments is...

200 top writers, publishers, directors and producers sign open letter sounding the alarm over the implications of AI for human creativity.

A new psychological Turing Test is needed to reign in intelligent machines before they pose a significant threat to society.

Regulating biometric surveillance within the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act may remain a point of contention for lawmakers until the very last minute.