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The United States government has begun a study to explore possible rules for regulating AI technologies, similar to ChatGPT. Led by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the study will focus on developing guidelines for managing AI risks and establishing technical standards to ensure AI systems are safe and reliable.

The ChatGPT case in Italy is the tip of the legal iceberg. Litigation involving OpenAI and companies with generative AI tools is rising.

With AI increasingly becoming a dangerous tool in the wrong hands, its up to us to regulate its use in order to stay in control.

Before a business deploys an Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) or automated technology, there are three critical considerations: Contracts, Compliance, and Culture. This...

Some legal scholars are wondering any generative A.I. is compatible work with the EU's strict privacy law GDPR

Elon Musk and more than a thousand other tech experts want a pause to new AI development, but there's no real incentive for a ceasefire, writes Chris Mallows.

There's suddenly a coordinated pushback against A.I.'s rapid development.

EU lawmakers in the leading European Parliament committees are voting on the political agreement on the AI Act on 26 April, with many questions being settled but a few critical issues still open.

The UK government has set out a new whitepaper on AI regulation, with the aim of driving responsible innovation and maintaining public trust in the technology.

Another Europe is possible!