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China Acknowledges AI Sector Is Lagging Behind US - Vimarsana News

China Acknowledges AI Sector Is Lagging Behind US

The US is ahead of China regarding generative AI, prompting the latter to push for more independently-owned hardware and software.

China's AI Rush: Over 40 Artificial Intelligence Models Approved as Beijing Tries To Keep Up With US - Vimarsana News

China's AI Rush: Over 40 Artificial Intelligence Models Approved as Beijing Tries To Keep Up With US

China's AI rush is on a whole new level as Beijing approves over 40 AI models in the past six months.

Source: hngn.com
Canva Leans on AI Amid Valuation Decline, Rising Competition—Here's What Co-Founder Adams Announced - Vimarsana News

Canva Leans on AI Amid Valuation Decline, Rising Competition—Here's What Co-Founder Adams Announced

Canva leans on AI as competition intesifies and amid valuation decline. Here's what co-founder Cameron Adams announced.

Source: hngn.com
Top AI Experts Propose an International Panel on AI Safety - Vimarsana News

Top AI Experts Propose an International Panel on AI Safety

A group of experts has recognized the need to regulate and govern artificial intelligence (AI) effectively.

AI will be critical for the future of rural health care in Canada, experts say - Vimarsana News

AI will be critical for the future of rural health care in Canada, experts say

There won't be androids rushing through hospitals or drones hovering to triage patients just yet, but artificial intelligence is starting to make the rounds when it comes in health care in Canada.As the technology evolves and becomes more mainstream, while staying firmly behind the computer monitor, experts say rural Canadians may have the most to gain.Dr. Alex Wong is the Canada Research Chair for Artificial Intelligence.While he says the country at large will benefit from AI making health care

Source: yahoo.com