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From farming and education to healthcare and the military, artificial intelligence is poised to make sweeping changes to the workplace. But can it have a positive impact – or are we in for a darker future?

‘Border is not open,’ warns secretary of homeland security after thousands of migrants cross on to US soil, hoping to be processed before midnight. Plus, five ways AI will change work

Authorities around the world are racing to draw up rules for artificial intelligence,...

Many countries have quickly cracked down on AI with a regulatory framework. While the government plays a large role in China, in the United States, government involvement is practically nonexistent.

MEPs want chatbots to include safeguards that will prevent them from generating content that is illegal under EU law.

Europe got closer to a full-on ban on facial recognition in public spaces and reining in ChatGPT after lawmakers adopted a strengthened version…

In a win for civil society, the European Parliament Committees have adopted their position on the Artificial Intelligence Act — integrating key human rights protections.

The issue of biometric identification had been hotly debated by lawmakers.

Authorities around the world are racing to draw up rules for artificial intelligence,...

With AI large language models like ChatGPT being developed around the globe, countries have raced to regulate AI. Some have drafted strict laws on the technology, while others lack regulatory oversight. China and the EU have received particular attention, as they have created detailed, yet divergent, AI regulations. In both, the government plays a large