Category: AI Policy
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Nigerian leaders Tony Agenmonmen and Gbolahan Ogungbayi have urged young Nigerians to acquire artificial intelligence skills to remain globally competitive and drive socioeconomic advancement.
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Payments for generative AI services are approaching 1 trillion won, prompting heightened scrutiny over consumer safeguards, service quality, and operator legal liabilities.
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North Carolina attorney general pushes Congress for AI guardrails after string of bot attacks – WBTV
The North Carolina attorney general is urging the US Congress to establish federal AI guardrails and regulations following a string of disruptive bot attacks targeting local systems.
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Health insurers report that hospital adoption of AI tools is already driving up healthcare costs, as automated systems are increasingly used to maximize billing and claims.
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A high-stakes summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded without a breakthrough agreement on artificial intelligence, underscoring persistent geopolitical rifts over advanced technology.
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Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agreed to establish a bilateral AI safety channel to manage technological risks, even as broader geopolitical and trade tensions persist between the US and China.
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A college president warns that AI in education is a double-edged sword, capable of either enhancing learning or facilitating dangerous shortcuts, emphasizing the need for effective management.
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The Australian Defence Force is integrating artificial intelligence into its military operations, exploring AI’s potential as a “silicon commander” to assist in strategic decision-making.
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China and U.S. agree to establish AI safety channe…
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U.S. should err on the side of innovation in AI regulation, U.S. Rep. Arrington says – Click2Houston
U.S. should err on the side of innovation in AI re…