#ai-regulations

#ai-regulations

Causal AI is vital for transparency and trust in AI systems.

The Scanbuy and Howso partnership illustrates causal AI's impact in advertising.

Causal AI helps organizations understand the 'why' behind outcomes.

With rising regulations, causal AI enables compliance and performance optimization.

Ethical AI is a marketing term lacking substance, challenging for regulated industries due to transparency and accountability issues.

The White House's voluntary AI commitments have resulted in some progress, but lack meaningful transparency or accountability.

Candidates must clarify crypto guidelines and strengthen AI regulations to support the tech industry.

Narayana Murthy promotes 70-hour workweeks for Indian workers, citing poverty and job creation as motivations.

China warns against the remixing of classic videos with AI due to legal and ethical concerns.

India extends import licensing for tech hardware, raising concerns among industry players about bureaucratic challenges.

California lawmakers proposed 30 A.I. regulations to protect consumers and jobs, leading the nation in A.I. legislation.

California aims to build public trust, fight algorithmic discrimination, and outlaw certain deepfakes, potentially leading the way for AI regulations in the US.

California employees urge Gov. Newsom to pass AI regulation bill S.B. 1047 for safety testing and liability measures against potential risks.

Employers need to prepare for significant amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) effective 2025, addressing AI and personal information regulations.

California's Governor Newsom vetoed a bill on generative AI, citing that it was overly stringent without considering context, potentially hindering innovation.

Biden administration finalizes rules to limit U.S. investments in AI and military technologies in China to address national security concerns.

The US continues bilateral relations with China while safeguarding national security amidst competition without conflict.

Leading AI models show shortcomings in compliance with upcoming EU regulations.

AI compliance tool reveals major gaps in discriminatory outputs and cybersecurity vulnerabilities among top models.

The road to the final agreement on the EU AI Act was complex and full of unexpected twists and turns.

The European Union has finalized the EU AI Act, setting timelines for bans, codes of practice, transparency requirements, and copyright regulations on AI models.

Governments and regulatory bodies like the European Commission are emphasizing ethical oversight of AI to ensure compliance with laws and ethical norms.

The European Commission is forming a task group of AI experts to develop guidelines for business compliance with new AI regulations.

The AI Pact encourages voluntary commitments from companies to prepare for new EU AI regulations before full enforcement begins.

Sex industry advocates demand inclusion in AI regulation discussions, highlighting the critical gap in perspectives on adult content in regulatory dialogues.

The European Commission is launching the European AI Office to support safe AI development and enforce AI rules.

The office aims to assist with implementing the AI Act and foster international cooperation for AI governance.

This week highlights the growing investment in AI infrastructure and advancements in AI reasoning models, alongside regulatory measures addressing deepfakes and their impact.

AI adoption is critical for addressing global threats, prompting calls for rapid advancements in technology by institutions like the DOD.

FTC's new rules on fake reviews will enhance consumer protection against misleading marketing and deceptive testimonials, including those from AI.

DoNotPay misled consumers about its capabilities as a legal AI service, leading to an FTC enforcement action.

Gary Marcus questions the trustworthiness of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and criticizes the current path to AI.

Meta withholding AI model from EU due to regulatory uncertainties.

OpenAI supports California's bill AB 3211 mandating clear labeling of AI-generated content, despite opposition from a trade group representing Microsoft.

The UK is drafting regulations for powerful AI models to limit potential harms, while OpenAI opens an office in Tokyo and Adobe develops a generative video model.

California is enhancing laws to protect performers from unauthorized AI simulation of their likeness.

New laws require consent and representation for the use of digital replicas of performers.

Video game voice actors strike over_AI protections after negotiations with studios break down, highlighting the importance of defining 'performer' under collective bargaining agreements.

Countries including the U.S., U.K., and EU signed a treaty on AI safety to ensure AI's consistency with human rights and democracy.

The AI Treaty promotes global participation in AI regulation, unlike the EU's AI Act.

It emphasizes responsible innovation while managing the risks posed by AI systems.

California lawmakers are advancing AI proposals to regulate the technology and protect against risks, potentially setting a precedent for nationwide regulations.

The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office launched a new consultation on generative artificial intelligence focusing on purpose limitation.

ICO previously examined legality of using data for generative AI models scraped from the internet and issued guidance on biometric data use.

EU lawmakers endorsed the world's first AI rules.

AI Act regulates high-impact AI models and biometric surveillance.

Future of Privacy Forum urges California to modernize regulations regarding automated-decision systems for clarity in compliance and civil rights.

Developers, suppliers, and users of AI in Massachusetts must comply with state laws, including consumer protection and anti-discrimination regulations.

Vice President Kamala Harris emphasizes the importance of AI regulations to protect individuals while promoting innovation.

AI regulations and protections need to be quickly implemented to avoid potential catastrophic consequences without stifling innovation.

The White House supports open-source AI technology without restrictions to promote innovation.

Vice President Kamala Harris has played a key role in shaping A.I. policies at the White House, advocating for voluntary safety standards, executive orders, and regulations while balancing innovation and public protection.

Efforts to regulate open-source generative AI could stifle innovation globally, including the US.

Tech giants like Facebook and IBM support open-source AI, while others like Google and Microsoft favor closed software.

Progress towards global AI safety standards and regulations.

AI policies and regulations are rapidly developing globally to mitigate risks and ensure safety in AI technology.

Governments are lagging in regulating AI safety despite warnings from AI experts like Hinton and Bengio.

Countries commit to developing shared risk thresholds for frontier AI models to promote AI safety and inclusivity.

The UK government is considering creating targeted binding requirements for select companies developing highly capable AI systems.

The government plans to invest over £100m in measures to support its proposed regulatory framework for AI, including AI safety-related projects and research hubs.

New EU laws on AI transparency will require companies to disclose data used for training models, challenging industry practices.

EU and UK have contrasting regulations on AI development: EU's risk-based legislation vs. British approach fitting AI companies into existing tech laws.

The European Union has reached a deal on the world's first comprehensive artificial intelligence rules

Civil society groups criticized the deal for not going far enough in protecting people from harm caused by AI systems

Pope Francis emphasizes the importance of keeping human dignity at the forefront of developing and using artificial intelligence.

The European Union has approved comprehensive AI regulations, setting a global precedent.

The AI Act includes transparency obligations for companies using AI models and aligns with copyright laws.

Meta will not launch its multimodal AI model Llama 3 in the EU due to regulatory concerns, especially regarding GDPR compliance.