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​​"So at this point, our trade relationship within the context of the larger relationship, is mirroring the dynamism and the upward trajectory that I see just over the course of a couple of days visiting Jaipur and Delhi (for G20). It is an incredible sense of optimism and forward-looking vantage point. We are challenging ourselves on what our next steps are going to be. Each one of these sets of outcomes creates a stair step forward and upwards," Tai said.

Ultimately the best enforcer is an informed and demanding customer base. We should be careful not to create an additional hurdle just for AI.  Data that is under copyright,  personal data or state ...

The Liberal government’s consultation on a code for ChatGPT-like generative AI systems is too rushed and not public or transparent enough

While it is important to understand and manage the risks of innovation and digitization, you sometimes need to take those risks.

OTTAWA — The Liberal government’s consultation on a code of conduct for ChatGPT-like generative artificial intelligence systems is too rushed and not ...

On June 28, the European Council and Parliament achieved a political consensus on the Data Act, which moves the legislation regarding non-personal data closer…

China's concern over data security, geopolitical tensions, and regulatory changes pose challenges for businesses dealing with competing compliance demands. As Chinese president Xi Jinping said a decade ago: "Whoever controls big data technologies will control the resources for development and have the upper hand." To tighten the reins on who has access to Chinese companies' [...] The post Why China is targeting global auditors appeared first on 360.

States are enacting similar data privacy laws when it comes to broad consumer rights but are diverging on approaches to health data, kids privacy, and other narrower issues, a panel of lawmakers and attorneys said Wednesday at a National Conference of State Legislatures panel in Indianapolis.

The federal government's voluntary code of conduct for generative AI systems could include elements of safety, oversight, and validity. 

Chinas concern over data security, geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes pose challenges for businesses dealing with competing compliance demands