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WASHINGTON, October 26, 2022: The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) is pleased to announce the formation of the CSIS AI Council. Comprised of 17 distinguished global leaders, the council is an international effort co-chaired by Julie Sweet, Chair and CEO of Accenture, and Brad Smith, President and Vice Chair of Microsoft. “AI is transforming the global

What are the opportunities and challenges that arise when applying artificial intelligence to public finances? Ian Hall reports.

After a telco network started blocking texts with links, a new text scam surfaced that asked recipients to type in URLs on their browsers. Dominic Ligot,

Imagine a world where your local bus route runs autonomously, or your weekly food shop is delivered by a self-driving truck. The UK has taken a step closer to that reality this month,...

The OECD's Carlos Santiso shares his thoughts on promoting the effective, responsible and ethical use of AI in the public sector.

Only features such as lane-keeping technology would be legal in the UK next year, with fully autonomous self-driving cars - where motorists can watch TV behind the wheel - not allowed until 2025.

The UK wants to see self-driving vehicles rolled out by 2025, but the Center for Data Ethics and Innovation raises some interesting points about surveillance data and black box algorithms.

Motorists have been advised that Government’s target to deliver the widespread roll-out of driverless cars on UK roads from 2025 are “not going to happen”, despite new investment in the technology.

A government report says fully self-driving cars could be on UK roads by 2025. Find out more here.

A government expert body advising on the ethics of driverless cars warns of many tricky problems.