A California working group, led by Fei-Fei Li, urges lawmakers to consider both current and potential future risks of artificial intelligence in regulatory frameworks. The report emphasizes the need for transparency in AI development and advocates for third-party reviews and enhanced whistleblower protections to ensure safety and accountability.
Ariel Sujarchuk, the mayor of Escobar, is launching CiudadanIA + Instituto de Innovación Digital to promote ethical and informed citizenship in the age of artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to address the social impact of AI and equip citizens with tools for responsible engagement in the digital transformation.
The rise of AI in art challenges traditional notions of creativity and authorship. While AI can generate images by analyzing existing data, it lacks the ability to create entirely new concepts. This raises important legal and ethical questions about the status of AI-generated works in the art world.
Google’s recent update to its AI model, Gemini 2.0 Flash, allows for the removal of watermarks from AI-generated images. Nezar Patria, Indonesia’s Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital, emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in AI usage, highlighting ongoing discussions about copyright and data management.
Lunit, a medical AI company, has been selected by Abu Dhabi’s SEHA to supply its AI solution, Lunit Insight MMG, for a national breast cancer screening program. This partnership aims to analyze over 100,000 mammography images over the next five years, expanding Lunit’s presence in the global cancer screening market.
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu unveiled “Makamation,” Africa’s first AI-themed feature film, set to premiere on April 18, 2025. The film highlights the transformative power of technology for youth, particularly girls, showcasing themes of empowerment, STEM education, and innovation in tackling societal challenges.
The debate over the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education is intensifying in California. While some professors advocate for AI’s integration to enhance learning, others caution against over-reliance on technology, emphasizing the need to balance innovation with fundamental educational skills. The discussion continues to evolve across various universities.
UCLA professor Safiya Umoja Noble warns about the misuse of AI in clean energy discussions, highlighting how biased search engines can spread misinformation. She emphasizes the importance of using trusted sources and being aware of AI’s limitations, particularly in research, to combat the spread of false information.
China has introduced new regulations for online content generated by artificial intelligence, set to take effect on September 1. These rules aim to promote healthy AI development and help users identify misinformation, addressing concerns over AI misuse and the spread of false information in the digital space.
In a recent podcast, Prime Minister Modi emphasized India’s commitment to peace, addressing issues like Pakistan’s turmoil and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He highlighted the importance of dialogue in India-China relations and shared insights on his governance model, rooted in trust and public service, ahead of the 2024 General elections.
