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Paris AI Summit: 61 Nations Sign Declaration, US and UK Absent
The Paris AI Summit, co-chaired by French President Macron and Indian Prime Minister Modi, resulted in a declaration signed by 61 countries emphasizing inclusive and secure AI development, while the US and UK did not participate, highlighting differing views on AI regulation.
Paris AI Summit: 61 Nations Sign Declaration, US and UK Absent
The Paris AI Summit, co-chaired by French President Macron and Indian Prime Minister Modi, resulted in a declaration signed by 61 countries emphasizing inclusive and secure AI development, while the US and UK did not participate, highlighting differing views on AI regulation.
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44% Bias Score
Brookfield's Credit Arm Fuels Record US$29 Billion Fundraising
Brookfield Asset Management's credit arm achieved a US$29-billion fundraising windfall in Q4 2024, driven by its new business units and strategic acquisitions, resulting in a 15 percent dividend increase and ambitious growth plans for the coming years.
Brookfield's Credit Arm Fuels Record US$29 Billion Fundraising
Brookfield Asset Management's credit arm achieved a US$29-billion fundraising windfall in Q4 2024, driven by its new business units and strategic acquisitions, resulting in a 15 percent dividend increase and ambitious growth plans for the coming years.
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48% Bias Score
Cannes AI Festival Highlights Business Applications Amidst Global Governance Debate
The World AI Festival in Cannes, running from February 13-15, will gather over 10,000 attendees and 320 speakers to explore AI's impact on business and society, contrasting with the policy-focused AI Action Summit in Paris (February 10-11).
Cannes AI Festival Highlights Business Applications Amidst Global Governance Debate
The World AI Festival in Cannes, running from February 13-15, will gather over 10,000 attendees and 320 speakers to explore AI's impact on business and society, contrasting with the policy-focused AI Action Summit in Paris (February 10-11).
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EU Launches \$200 Billion AI Investment Plan
The European Union announced a \$200 billion investment (\$50 billion public, \$150 billion private) in AI development through the InvestAI initiative, aiming to compete with the US and China and promote ethical AI, contrasting with the US's less regulated approach and resulting in sixty countries s...
EU Launches \$200 Billion AI Investment Plan
The European Union announced a \$200 billion investment (\$50 billion public, \$150 billion private) in AI development through the InvestAI initiative, aiming to compete with the US and China and promote ethical AI, contrasting with the US's less regulated approach and resulting in sixty countries s...
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Vance Opposes Strict AI Regulation, Citing Innovation and Authoritarian Concerns
US Vice President J.D. Vance spoke at an international AI summit in Paris, opposing strict AI regulation and advocating for policies supporting AI growth while protecting against misuse by authoritarian regimes, citing the EU's Digital Services Act as an example of overly restrictive regulation.
Vance Opposes Strict AI Regulation, Citing Innovation and Authoritarian Concerns
US Vice President J.D. Vance spoke at an international AI summit in Paris, opposing strict AI regulation and advocating for policies supporting AI growth while protecting against misuse by authoritarian regimes, citing the EU's Digital Services Act as an example of overly restrictive regulation.
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Google Dismantles DEI Initiatives, Removes AI Weapons Pledge
Google ended its diversity and inclusion programs and removed its pledge against developing AI for weapons and surveillance, citing compliance with government regulations and the need to participate in geopolitical discussions, prompting employee concerns and raising questions about ethical implicat...
Google Dismantles DEI Initiatives, Removes AI Weapons Pledge
Google ended its diversity and inclusion programs and removed its pledge against developing AI for weapons and surveillance, citing compliance with government regulations and the need to participate in geopolitical discussions, prompting employee concerns and raising questions about ethical implicat...
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EU Withdraws AI Liability Directive Amidst Criticism
The European Commission plans to withdraw its AI Liability Directive proposal due to a lack of foreseeable agreement, a move criticized by MEP Axel Voss who warns of legal uncertainty and a competitive disadvantage for European AI startups and SMEs.
EU Withdraws AI Liability Directive Amidst Criticism
The European Commission plans to withdraw its AI Liability Directive proposal due to a lack of foreseeable agreement, a move criticized by MEP Axel Voss who warns of legal uncertainty and a competitive disadvantage for European AI startups and SMEs.
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56% Bias Score
Google DeepMind's AI Advancements: Gemini 2.0 and the Future of Scientific Research
Google DeepMind's Lila Ibrahim discusses recent breakthroughs in generative AI, including Gemini 2.0 and AlphaFold 3, highlighting advancements in reasoning capabilities and applications in scientific research, while acknowledging risks and ethical considerations.
Google DeepMind's AI Advancements: Gemini 2.0 and the Future of Scientific Research
Google DeepMind's Lila Ibrahim discusses recent breakthroughs in generative AI, including Gemini 2.0 and AlphaFold 3, highlighting advancements in reasoning capabilities and applications in scientific research, while acknowledging risks and ethical considerations.
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Trump Administration Opposes Stringent AI Regulation, Prioritizing Economic Growth
US Vice President JD Vance announced the Trump administration's opposition to excessive AI regulation at the AI Action Summit in Paris, advocating for prioritizing AI's economic potential over safety concerns, reversing a Biden-era executive order.
Trump Administration Opposes Stringent AI Regulation, Prioritizing Economic Growth
US Vice President JD Vance announced the Trump administration's opposition to excessive AI regulation at the AI Action Summit in Paris, advocating for prioritizing AI's economic potential over safety concerns, reversing a Biden-era executive order.
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ChatGPT Shows Rightward Political Shift Over Time
A study published in Humanities and Social Science Communications found that OpenAI's ChatGPT models (GPT-3.5 and GPT-4) are exhibiting a rightward shift in their political values over time, determined by repeated testing on the Political Compass Test, raising concerns about potential societal bias ...
ChatGPT Shows Rightward Political Shift Over Time
A study published in Humanities and Social Science Communications found that OpenAI's ChatGPT models (GPT-3.5 and GPT-4) are exhibiting a rightward shift in their political values over time, determined by repeated testing on the Political Compass Test, raising concerns about potential societal bias ...
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AI Chatbots Pose Mental Health Risks, Warns Dutch Authority
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) warns about the mental health risks of AI-powered friendship and therapy chatbots, citing their addictive nature, potentially harmful responses, and lack of transparency. The report highlights the danger of users unknowingly interacting with robots instead of...
AI Chatbots Pose Mental Health Risks, Warns Dutch Authority
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) warns about the mental health risks of AI-powered friendship and therapy chatbots, citing their addictive nature, potentially harmful responses, and lack of transparency. The report highlights the danger of users unknowingly interacting with robots instead of...
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48% Bias Score
FERC Approves Plan to Prevent Power Shortages, Favoring Natural Gas Plants
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved PJM Interconnection's plan to prevent power shortages in the mid-Atlantic grid by 2026, prioritizing projects ready for construction with high power capacity, which critics say favors natural gas plants over renewable energy sources.
FERC Approves Plan to Prevent Power Shortages, Favoring Natural Gas Plants
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved PJM Interconnection's plan to prevent power shortages in the mid-Atlantic grid by 2026, prioritizing projects ready for construction with high power capacity, which critics say favors natural gas plants over renewable energy sources.
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52% Bias Score
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