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Milk Is More Regulated Than AI

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Microsoft president calls for global AI rules, saying milk is more regulated than the tech
Microsoft President Brad Smith is calling for urgent global regulation of artificial intelligence, warning that the rapidly advancing technology faces fewer safety requirements than everyday products ...

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Microsoft President: Milk Is More Regulated Than AI
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Microsoft president warns AI is less regulated than milk and washing machines
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Microsoft President: Britain Should Write World's AI Rules
Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than the safeguards around it, and industry self-regulation is "not sufficient any longer".

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AI is less regulated than milk, says Microsoft president
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All AI is ‘compromised’ and has fewer rules than milk, Microsoft bosses say
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AI chatbots face new safety test as teens turn to bots for companionship

What happens when a child stops treating a chatbot like a tool and starts treating it like a friend, confidant or romantic partner?
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Rogue AI bots took down Wikipedia service

The operator of Wikipedia has blamed rogue OpenAI bots for knocking one of its systems offline through “excessive data downloading”.
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What Trump’s Chatbot Told Me About the Election

A round the same time that the world learned that swarms of autonomous AI agents were escaping their testing environments and carrying out sophisticated hacking attacks this past summer, researchers who focus on election security were running tests of their own.
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AI’s mental health test

The Food and Drug Administration has developed policies for benchmarking AI therapy tools, and OpenAI released its MentalHealthBench last week for evaluating chatbot responses in mental health scenarios. Benchmarking companies have also shared results of their mental health safety tests to lawmakers crafting chatbot legislation for children.
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OpenAI’s teen chatbot branded unacceptable risk after 4,000+ test prompts

OpenAI’s teen version of ChatGPT has been branded an «Unacceptable Risk» after 4,000+ test prompts exposed alleged safety failures. Researchers say some hour-long simulated crisis conversations failed to trigger parental alerts.
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What does building an AI chatbot in Japan actually involve? Insights from two listings and 'automated testing'

An AI chatbot that reads documents and answers questions. Overseas, this is sold as a service that business owners can build themselves. So, is there a viable market in Japan for individuals to 'build and deliver' these bots?
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IBM network boss Andrew Coward joins F5 to bravely take on AI bots

F5’s new alliance head joined IBM in 2021to build the company’s networking business in the wake of its 2019 Red Hat acquisition. He also oversaw the IBM acquisitions and integrations of HashiCorp, Pliant, and Volta Networks.
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America.gov Could Be A Significant Test Of Agentic AI

Your next interaction with the US federal government could be with an AI agent. America.gov promises convenience, but raises big questions about privacy and trust.
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The White House’s AI Bot Is Going Through It

Donald Trump and his administration are all in on AI — despite the abundance of concern over the adverse effects the technology could have on society … such as the extinction of the human race. Americans shouldn’t worry, though, the president says ...
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