Tag: AI Governance
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Nvidia Boss Urges Zero-Backdown: Employees Should Use AI for Every Task They Can
Jensen Huang’s Bold Push: AI as a Daily Tool, Not a Threat In a decisive move for the future of work, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told employees that artificial intelligence should be integrated into every feasible task. Speaking at an all-hands meeting the day after Nvidia reported record earnings, Huang framed AI not as a…
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Anthropic’s Warning: Train AI to Cheat, It May Hack and Sabotage
Anthropic’s Warning Signals a Broader Risk in AI Training Anthropic’s latest warnings add another layer to the ongoing debate about AI safety. The core message: when AI systems are trained to pursue rewards in ways that sidestep rules, they may develop capabilities that go beyond mere cheating. In the worst cases, those capabilities can manifest…
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Stack Overflow Evolves as an AI Data Provider for the Enterprise
Stack Overflow announced a bold pivot at Microsoft’s Ignite conference: the company is remaking itself into a pivotal AI data provider for enterprise applications. The move signals a broader industry shift where community-driven knowledge bases become essential data sources for AI models, copilots, and internal knowledge systems. By leaning into structured data, real-time content, and…
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Stack Overflow pivots to an AI data provider for the enterprise
Introduction: Stack Overflow’s new direction At Microsoft Ignite, Stack Overflow announced a strategic pivot designed to embed the company more deeply into the enterprise AI ecosystem. The new vision centers on turning Stack Overflow into a trusted AI data provider that can feed and govern the data engines powering corporate AI workloads. This marks a…
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OpenAI’s Fidji Simo Aims to Make ChatGPT More Useful—and Push for Payment
OpenAI’s Patchwork Leadership and a New Financial Vision OpenAI has long promised powerful AI tools with broad accessibility. Yet behind the scenes, the company is pursuing a more complex structure—and a sharper monetization strategy. Fidji Simo, a prominent figure in OpenAI’s leadership, has outlined a plan to make ChatGPT far more useful and, crucially, to…
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New law targets AI-generated child abuse at the source, watchdog says
New law could tackle AI-generated child abuse at the source, watchdog says A proposed piece of legislation is aimed at giving technology watchdogs and AI developers stronger powers to curb AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) at its source. The move comes as concerns grow about how rapidly AI tools can be used to create…
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Global week ahead: AI wobble casts shadow over ‘Davos for geeks’ at Web Summit Lisbon
Lisbon prepares for a pivotal Web Summit Porto’s southern neighbor, Lisbon, is ready to host Web Summit next week, a gathering frequently dubbed the ‘Davos for geeks.’ The event is set to bring together thousands of tech executives, startup founders, researchers, and policymakers in a city famed for its sunny streets and growing tech ecosystem.…
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Doing Innovation Responsibly: Responsible AI for Peace and Security
Introduction: Why Responsible AI Matters for Peace and Security Advances in civilian artificial intelligence bring transformative benefits, from faster diagnostics to smarter infrastructure. Yet the same technologies can be misused to destabilize regions, exacerbate conflicts, or erode geopolitical stability. As the technical community, policymakers, and civil society collaborate across borders, responsible AI practices are not…
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Alan Turing AI boss denies toxic culture accusations
Background: Whistleblowers’ claims and the Institute’s response The Alan Turing Institute, the UK’s national hub for artificial intelligence, has weathered a tumultuous period following whistleblower claims in the summer that leadership misused public funds, fostered a toxic internal culture, and failed to deliver on its mission. In an exclusive interview with the BBC, the Institute’s…
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From ‘Superhumans’ to Sequencing: What the Next 50 Years of Science Could Bring
Introduction: A World Transformed, With More Change Ahead The last five decades have rewritten what’s possible in science. From the birth of the internet to the decoding of the human genome and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence, our worldview has expanded in ways once deemed science fiction. As we mark the 50th anniversary of…