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Tech giants including Microsoft, Meta, Google, Amazon, X, OpenAI and TikTok unveiled an agreement on Friday aimed at mitigating the risk that artificial intelligence will disrupt elections in 2024.The tech industry "accord" takes aim at AI-generated images, video and audio that could deceive voters about candidates, election officials and the voting process. But it stops short
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Research commissioned by InternetNZ revealed 72 per cent of New Zealanders are concerned AI will be used for malicious purposes and without regulation....
The insurance and banking sectors will be required to carry out an impact assessment to ensure their use and development of artificial intelligence (AI) protects fundamental rights across Europe.
The time has come for the European Union to slow down regulation and speed up the application and implementation of digitisation legislation in order to be competitive, said Mathieu Michel, State Secretary for Digitisation in the government of Belgium, the country holding the six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union, in an interview
During the event "Living better with Europe" at the Palace of Parliament, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu expressed his desire to live in a free Romania and Europe. Stressing the importance of the 9 June elections throughout Europe, he pointed to the need for dialogue between the major European families to defend democracy. Ciolacu said that