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Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to increase the global ransomware threat over the next two years, U.K. cyber chiefs have warned in a new report published today by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). The report, entitled The near-term impact of AI on the cyber threat, concludes that AI is already being used in malicious

Around the world, governments, technology companies and academia are seeking consensus around artificial intelligence (AI) in everything, and trying to understand how best we can gain the benefits of AI, while also making sure the technology has adequate governance and regulation, and is used fairly, without harm. A common critical concern in AI systems is AI bias – when an AI algorithm produces unfair, prejudiced or discriminatory outcomes or predictions because of erroneous assumptions in t...

The document represents the first step toward an industrial policy specific to AI, as countries continue to grapple with the regulatory challenges it presents.

Kevin Ellis said as AI is poised to take on routine tasks traditionally given to younger workers, junior staff should seek promotions by regularly working in the office.

A survey showed only a third of Australians believe there are adequate "guardrails" for the design and development of AI.

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Australia is considering mandatory guardrails to promote the safe use of AI technology while bringing down its dangers.

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Where does the US stand? Policymakers worldwide scrambled to keep up with AI’s rapid development in 2023 and will keep doing so in 2024. Though building the frameworks...

While artificial intelligence will replace some jobs and complement others, the International Monetary Fund says that, in most of the scenarios it envisages, the technology will likely deepen macro-economic inequalities