Category: AI Policy
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Muktadir has called for the integration of AI-driven strategic planning to enhance Bangladesh’s national productivity and support long-term economic growth.
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An OpenAI employee has resigned, citing a broken safety culture and urging the industry to adopt rigorous, aviation-like regulatory standards.
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Artists are returning to an Australian portrait prize after boycotting previous competitions over concerns regarding generative AI entries and copyright protections.
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Artists are returning to an Australian portrait prize competition after organizers addressed concerns and clarified rules regarding generative artificial intelligence following a high-profile boycott.
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Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers is visiting Japan to promote Australia’s artificial intelligence capabilities and attract foreign investment to the nation’s growing tech sector.
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Experts argue that Asian universities should avoid using AI detection tools, citing high rates of false positives, particularly for non-native English speakers, and the general unreliability of these detectors.
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The new White House AI czar has unveiled the goals and members of the White House AI Task Force, establishing a coordinated federal approach to AI governance and policy.
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Medical experts are warning against relying on AI-generated medical advice, highlighting risks of misinformation, lack of clinical context, and potential harm to patient health.
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A US task force focused on artificial intelligence is preparing to release a report assessing the critical risks posed by rapid AI advancements, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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Donald Trump has reportedly tapped former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton to serve as the administration’s AI czar to coordinate artificial intelligence policy.