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THE US federal government is hiring more than 400 chief artificial intelligence officers (CAIOs), after a Biden administration executive order called for better AI regulations. Global employment website, Indeed, lists more than 500 CAIO job openings with the role of defining and driving AI strategies.

Europe and the US skirt around rival visions of how to regulate as they work on AI rules that the world can follow.

The United Nations formed an advisory body to support greater international cooperation on the governance of artificial intelligence.

The United Nations Secretary General António Guterres Thursday October 26, 2023 announced the formation of an Advisory Body that will work to contain and minimise the riss Artificial Intelligence (AI) poses to the humanity at the same time maximising its benefits.

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The halls of power are waking up to the potentials and pitfalls of artificial intelligence. The big question will be how much of an impact they will have

UN creates advisory body to address AI related issues

The halls of power are waking up to the potentials and pitfalls of artificial intelligence. Yesterday, the United Nations announced a new AI advisory board -- 39 people from across government, academia and industry -- with an aim "to undertake analysis and advance recommendations for the international governance of AI."