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Musk says his son Shivon Zilis shares middle name ‘Chandrasekhar’ to pay tribute to Indian physicist

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The world’s wealthiest man is taking on ChatGPT – and political correctness – with far-reaching consequences.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak looks as much a deep fake projection as a thin, superficial representation of reality. 

After its Bill of Rights was released, Washington had extensive engagement with the leading AI companies, most of which are American (with the exception of London-based Deep Mind, which is now a Google subsidiary) in a bid to evolve a blueprint and to establish a minimum baseline of responsible AI practices.

AI is now an issue of global import. Why the next few years will be crucial to balancing its promise with ethical and societal safeguards.

This week, Bletchley Park made history again as host of the world’s first Artificial Intelligence Safety Summit. The historic site between London and…

Artificial intelligence is expected to deliver not only new, innovative capabilities but also unknown risks. There is little preparation in place to deal with potentially destructive threats that could emerge at the cutting edge of AI in the future -- a dangerous “frontier” that AI could generate. The global AI Safety Summit, held at Bletchley Park north of London, Britain from Nov. 1-2, explored the conc...

Deputy PM Oliver Dowden told BBC Sunday that government was looking at legislation aimed at preventing “tent cities”

It must be borne in mind that the disruptive power of Artificial Intelligence is estimated to be much greater than that of social media. But there must also be a fine line in regulation