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Global AI regulations: Beyond the U.S. and Europe

CIO Business Intelligence

Second, some countries such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have implemented sector-specific AI requirements while allowing other sectors to follow voluntary guidelines. Recognizing the global economic importance of AI, India’s approach is to encourage AI development while monitoring AI usage to prevent societal abuse.

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So, you agree—AI has a sycophancy problem

CIO Business Intelligence

We’re all familiar with social, cultural, and gender bias. In other words, because male developers are historically who Amazon hired, they rose to the top while women were overlooked. It’s a phenomenon that’s become a real thorn in the side of AI development. Amazon has been lauded as the poster child for this.

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Why cloud is integral to Japan Rugby Football Union’s media strategy

CIO Business Intelligence

In the Japan Rugby 2050 guidelines, the JRFU has set a goal to make Japan the most accessible country in the world to rugby, and to be a global frontrunner to host the Rugby World Cup again. By having JRFU and JRLO produce the official footage, we can use it freely, creating an environment for use on social media and for promotions.

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Next Moves in the Battle Over Domestic Drones

CTOvision

There have been a number of important new developments in the battle over domestic drones in the United States this week, many of which lend support to the concerns that I have raised in my last two posts. The second important development comes from the Pew Research Center, which released the resutls of a survey on “U.S.

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Navigating the EU AI Act: Compliance Strategies for Ethical AI

SecureWorld News

The EU AI Act aims to ensure the ethical use of AI by categorizing risks and establishing accountability for developers and deployers. The objective is to promote ethical AI development while protecting fundamental rights and maintaining public trust in AI systems. relies on guidelines from multiple federal agencies.

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AI incident reporting shortcomings leave regulatory safety hole

CIO Business Intelligence

Notable examples of AI safety incidents include: Trading algorithms causing market “flash crashes” ; Facial recognition systems leading to wrongful arrests ; Autonomous vehicle accidents ; AI models providing harmful or misleading information through social media channels.

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EU AI Act: Sensible guardrail or innovation killer?

CIO Business Intelligence

The text of the EU AI Act was published in the Official Journal of the EU on July 12, 2024, and the set of rules around the development and use of AI tools officially entered force at the beginning of August. These must be discussed not only technically, but also in legal, ethical and social terms. An answer is not easy.