artificial intelligence
Tories criticise "mystery bill that creates months of uncertainty and loses the UK jobs and investment just as it has in the EU.”
Watchdog probes decision to bring 'certain former employees' of Inflection AI into the Microsoft fold
Cloud giant wants to make sure model responses are useful and founded on a firm foundation of enterprise data, rather than wild flights of fancy
"The regulation of AI R&D is predicated on the illusion of 'existential risks' pushed by a handful of delusional think tanks."
AI firm says "a robust, third-party evaluation ecosystem is essential for assessing AI capabilities and risks" but warns that the current "landscape is limited.”
A new "isitopen" tool has not yet identifed a single model that meets the Foundation's highest standard of openness
Microsoft's engineers won't need to retrain just yet, although Gates does believe that AI will generate "so much extra productivity" that it will "surprise people and require us to rethink.”
Tories tell voters that “AI will accelerate human progress in the 21st century" just like steam and electricity did in the Victorian Era
“The market is buoyant. So, demand is buoyant. Satisfying that demand is challenging.”