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the eu has moved closer to passing one of the world's first loss to control artificial intelligence. eu lawmakers agreed on wednesday to changes in draught artificial intelligence rules proposed by the european commission in a bid to set a global standard for a technology used everything from automated factories to self—driving cars to chatbots. let's get more in this and speak to the independent tech analyst stephanie here, he will speak to me now. what is this legislation trying to lay down for al developers? it is massive. i ai developers? it is massive. i don't think we can und...

bloc known as mercosur likely to dominate. both blocs have entered the last stretch of negotiations to seal a trade deal that has been over two decades in the making. so what progress will be made this week? let's discuss this withjimena blanco — chief analyst and head of americas research at the risk intelligence company verisk maplecroft. it's company verisk maplecroft. a really big week for ti eu it's a really big week for the eu and for south america. remind the viewers, mercosur what is it and who is involved with that and why is it taking so long for this trade pact to be ali...

Pursuant to President Biden’s October 2023 executive order on AI, in March 2024 the Office of Management and Budget issued a memorandum directing the use of AI by federal agencies. ...

Getty ImagesWhen 35-year-old Bärbel Gansau was murdered in her sleep in June 1978, police were stumped.The killer entered Gansau’s ground-floor apartment in Ludwigsburg, Germany, about 10 miles north of Stuttgart, through the bathroom window, which witnesses told police she often left open to allow her cats to come and go as they pleased.Gansau, taken by surprise and unable to fight back, was stabbed 37 times, sustaining injuries to her neck, arm, and legs. She died, however, from a stab wound t

A 35-year-old woman in Germany was raped and murdered in the middle of the night nearly four decades ago. Thanks to DNA, authorities say they’ve finally found her killer.