Recent advancements in AI services allow users to transform personal photos into popular animation styles, like Studio Ghibli. However, this trend raises significant concerns about copyright and privacy violations, as creators fear unauthorized use of their likenesses and styles, highlighting the need for balanced protective policies in the industry.
The U.S. risks losing the AI race by focusing solely on advanced technology without adopting affordable, open-source models. To maintain its lead, it must integrate AI into its economy and military, promote transparency, and support the global dissemination of its AI technologies, countering China’s influence.
President Xi Jinping emphasized the need for China to overcome challenges in developing core AI technologies, particularly high-end chips. He called for enhanced basic research and self-reliance in the sector, amid ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. that restrict access to critical technologies for Chinese industries.
OpenAI’s AI model ‘o3’ has reportedly achieved an IQ of 132, surpassing other models like Google’s Gemini 2.5. This highlights advancements in AI reasoning capabilities, prompting calls for increased support for South Korean AI development to close the gap with leading global competitors.
“بولينوم” and Abu Dhabi University have launched an AI Academy aimed at developing future leaders in artificial intelligence. The initiative combines advanced research with industry insights, offering tailored programs for executives and government officials to enhance their understanding of AI’s transformative potential in various sectors.
The ILO’s report highlights the dual impact of AI and digitalization on workplace safety. While these technologies enhance worker well-being by automating hazardous tasks, they also introduce new risks. Urgent regulation and worker involvement are essential to ensure that digital transformation promotes safety without compromising health.
A recent New York Times article highlights China’s leading role in global manufacturing automation, surpassing the U.S., Germany, and Japan. With a growing number of industrial robots and a strong talent pool, China’s manufacturing sector is rapidly evolving, enhancing competitiveness and resilience in the face of global challenges.
A recent ILO report highlights the transformative impact of artificial intelligence and automation on workplace safety and efficiency. While these technologies can reduce risks and enhance operations, the report emphasizes the need for proactive policies to ensure their safe and equitable implementation, addressing potential new hazards for workers.
AWS AI Labs has launched SWE-PolyBench, an open-source multilingual benchmark for evaluating AI coding agents. This framework addresses limitations of existing benchmarks by incorporating real pull requests across multiple programming languages, enabling more comprehensive assessments of coding agents’ capabilities in real-world scenarios.
Operai plans to launch its first open language model since GPT-2, aiming for a summer release. The model will feature a permissive license and focus on reasoning capabilities. CEO Sam Altman emphasizes the need for a different open-source strategy, while addressing safety evaluations before the model’s release.
