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Interview: California Congressman Ted Lieu on what you can do about existential threats - Vimarsana News

Interview: California Congressman Ted Lieu on what you can do about existential threats

The best ways to influence your elected officials, from the point-of-view of an elected official.

Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Stability - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Stability

Policymakers around the world are grappling with the new opportunities and dangers that artificial intelligence presents. Of all the effects that AI can

OpenAI Cuts 'Military and Warfare' Ban From Permissible Use Policy - Vimarsana News

OpenAI Cuts 'Military and Warfare' Ban From Permissible Use Policy

ChatGPT maker OpenAI this week quietly removed language from its usage policy that prohibited military use of its technology, a move with serious implications given the increase use of artificial intelligence on battlefields including Gaza. ChatGPT is a free tool that lets users enter prompts to receive text or images…

OpenAI Eliminates Ban on Use for Warfare and Military Purposes - Vimarsana News

OpenAI Eliminates Ban on Use for Warfare and Military Purposes

One policy analyst warned it's a notable decision, "given the use of AI systems in the targeting of civilians in Gaza."

UCLA community discusses recent efforts to regulate AI at state, federal levels - Vimarsana News

UCLA community discusses recent efforts to regulate AI at state, federal levels

UCLA community members discussed the future of artificial intelligence following federal and state government actions last year to regulate the use of the technology. In a federal executive order issued Oct.