2024 holds more talk, more hope, more finger-pointing on AI regulation
2024 looks like it will be the success that last year was in terms of taming AI globally. That is to say, it will fail the world.
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2024 looks like it will be the success that last year was in terms of taming AI globally. That is to say, it will fail the world.
Governments are calling for trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) but lack global rules. Can there be a breakthrough in Davos?
Two AI experts explain how Switzerland could act as a mediator to push for more inclusive regulation but is still holding back too much.
The European Union (EU) has drafted the world's first law regulating artificial intelligence (AI). Where does that leave non-member Switzerland?
What’s looming – or shining – on the horizon of science? We asked experts at a recent event at the University of Zurich.