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Elon Musk and Britain's PM Rishi Sunak discuss AI's risks and rewards - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk and Britain's PM Rishi Sunak discuss AI's risks and rewards

By Jennifer Korn, CNN

Elon Musk says AI regulation 'will be annoying' but, ultimately, 'having a referee is a good thing' to reduce the threat to mankind - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk says AI regulation 'will be annoying' but, ultimately, 'having a referee is a good thing' to reduce the threat to mankind

Musk made the comments during an on-stage conversation with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as part of a two-day UK AI Safety Summit.

Analyst says Bletchley Declaration delivers the right type of signals - Vimarsana News

Analyst says Bletchley Declaration delivers the right type of signals

The signing yesterday of the Bletchley Declaration, a document that focuses on the safe development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by representatives of 28 countries including Canada, revolves only around “setting signals and demonstrating a willingness to cooperate,” said Forrester principal analyst Martha Bennett. “This declaration is not going to have any real

AI Safety Summit: What have we learned? - Vimarsana News

AI Safety Summit: What have we learned?

The first global gathering on AI safety has concluded at Bletchley Park.

Succession star Brian Cox on the use of AI to replicate actors: 'It's a human rights... - Vimarsana News

Succession star Brian Cox on the use of AI to replicate actors: 'It's a human rights...

Brian Cox says the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to replicate an actor's image and use it forever is "identity theft" and should be considered "a human rights issue".