Governments are racing to regulate artificial intelligence much faster than they did social media, drawing on past lessons to establish guardrails before the technology outpaces policy.
Australia is tightening its AI regulatory response after an OpenAI web crawler breached a major health system database, raising urgent data privacy and security concerns.
An analysis examines how the Chinese Communist Party navigates the tension between advancing AI innovation and enforcing ideological information control and state security.
An ASPI analysis suggests Australia should form a coalition with other middle-power nations to secure access to frontier AI models and reduce dependency on dominant tech superpowers.
Father Paolo Benanti, the Vatican’s chief advisor on artificial intelligence and ethical regulation, revealed that he does not personally use generative AI tools.
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