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US to limit sale of personal data to foreign adversaries

‘Every CEO and business leader in the engineering and design industry should make it a New Year’sYear’s resolution to manage their software assets carefully.’

(Sacramento, CA) — Sweeping advances in artificial intelligence have elicited warnings from industry leaders about the potential for grave risks, including weapon systems going rogue and massive cyberattacks. A state legislator in California, home to many of the largest AI companies, proposed a landmark bill this week that would impose […]

Christopher Morris/ Getty Images(Sacramento, CA) -- Sweeping advances in artificial intelligence have elicited warnings from industry leaders about the potential for grave risks, including weapon systems going rogue and massive cyberattacks. A state legislator in California, home to many of the largest AI companies, proposed a landmark bill this week that would impose regulations to address those dangers. The bill requires mandatory testing for wide-reaching AI products before they reach us...

Christopher Morris/ Getty Images(Sacramento, CA) -- Sweeping advances in artificial intelligence have elicited warnings from industry leaders about the potential for grave risks, including weapon systems going rogue and massive cyberattacks. A state l...

An anonymous reader shared this report from the Washington Post: A California state lawmaker introduced a bill on Thursday aiming to force companies to test the most powerful artificial intelligence models before releasing them — a landmark proposal that could inspire regulation around the co...

A state legislator in California, home to many of the largest AI companies, proposed a landmark bill this week that would impose regulations to address those dangers. The bill requires mandatory testing for wide-reaching AI products before they reach users. Every major AI model, the bill adds, should be equipped with a means for shutting the technology down if something goes wrong.

The Biden administration intends to unveil as soon as next week a new effort to prevent foreign adversaries such as China from accessing troves of Americans’ sensitive personal data, according to people familiar with the planned executive order.

The submission by trade body The Software Alliance, which represents companies such as Microsoft, Adobe, Salesforce said that the IT ministry should take into consideration the role and function of companies when prescribing regulations related to deepfakes

Prioritizing use of licensed software becomes even more crucial, especially for companies involved in public works and infrastructure projects.