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In recent years, the international community has witnessed a surge in momentum toward the development of standards for artificial intelligence (AI) governance. The AI Safety Summit, convened last month by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, marked a diplomatic milestone and a definite step in the right direction. However, its impact is contingent on the ability of the global community to navigate the multiparty landscape of AI governance.

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The administration of President Xi Jinping has recently attached great importance to AI technology and is actively set on promoting it.

The Bank of England will examine the financial stability risks posed by artificial intelligence in an effort to keep regulators’ eyes open to the technology’s threats.

For years, Robert Jenrick has been Rishi Sunak’s closest friend in Parliament. As ministers under Theresa May, they’d compare notes and came to share an analysis of what needed to be done. Oliver Dowden later joined them and when these three amigos endorsed Boris Johnson, in a joint newspaper article, it was quite a moment. Sunak ended up Prime Minister and Dowden his deputy. But Jenrick never made it past immigration minister, serving under a volatile home secretary. Many assumed ...

Speaking at CII’s Global Economic Policy Forum, S. Krishnan, secretary, Meity, said that despite recognizing key challenges to be resolved in the evolution of AI in India, the Centre sees AI as a sector where the positives outweigh the negatives’

Microsoft’s biggest investment in the U.K. will see the company double its AI data centre footprint and deliver training to 1m+ people.

The site near Milton Keynes has never opened its doors to the media in its 85-year history - until now.

Alarmed by the power of artificial intelligence, Europe, the United States and others are trying to respond — but the technology is evolving more rapidly than their policies.

EU lawmakers had gotten input from thousands of experts for three years about AI, when the topic was not even on the table in other countries. The result was a "landmark" policy that was "future-proof," declared Margrethe Vestager, EUs head of digital policy. Then came ChatGPT.