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Opendorse made the list, which was announced Wednesday and ranks companies based on a set of factors, including impact, innovation, ambition and success.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has urged the UK to become a global leader in developing international regulations and guidelines around artificial intelligence, ahead of a meeting with US President Joe Biden next week.
we will minimize the bad. ashley: it is concerning and to hear him say it will cause harm, but it will be good. does the good outway the bad in this situation? what we ve seen altman say is how worried he is and there will be benefits and we need to harness the benefits and be very frank about the risks. i frankly think companies like openai, sam altman, google deep mind, will be happy with the letter, it gives them an opportunity to say take a step out of this arms race and think about how we can regulate and how we can make sure we take safety measures because the companies themselves may want to take measures, but are so worried over competitive pressure they need to bring the next model to stay competitive and that is dangerous, it has
This week’s Cyberlaw Podcast covers efforts to pull the Supreme Court into litigation over the Texas law treating social media platforms like common carriers and prohibiting them from discriminating based on viewpoint when they take posts down. I predict that the court won’t overturn the appellate decision staying an unpersuasive district court opinion. Mark MacCarthy and I