AI comes out of its shell
Nik Marda ’21 M.S. ’21, who just concluded more than two years of work at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, marked 2023 as “a year of action” for government AI policy.
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Nik Marda ’21 M.S. ’21, who just concluded more than two years of work at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, marked 2023 as “a year of action” for government AI policy.
The State Department is paying out thousands of dollars to the Queer Muslim project.
The State Department is providing financial support to a “queer” Muslim organization in India so it can provide “LGBTQI” people in the regions with a platform to write, according to a grant listing.
On Friday U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-NM), author George R. R. Martin and University of New Mexico professor Melanie Moses spoke about the potential threats and solutions for the use of artificial intelligence in the creative industry.
In recent months, Congress and the Executive Branch have been sprinting to learn about and regulate artificial intelligence (AI) systems in an attempt to catch up with their rapid technological advancement.