There is some degree of fact checking in here. And on summarizing news depending on each user’s political view, it would be controversial!
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Agentic AI and Chip Export Restrictions Impact Interview
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The @CNBC London bureau interviewed @RodrigoLiang yesterday about #agenticAI & the potential impact of restrictions on chip exports to the Middle East. Check it out! #SambaNova #TechNews Watch the full interview here:
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Local Collaboration Key to Culturally Sensitive AI Ethics
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts, @HassanProTech
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Ethics in AI: Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Approaches
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Thank you for your thoughtful comment, @sarbjeetjohal
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Balancing Local Culture with Global AI Ethics Standards
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Thanks for your insight, @scifi_techph
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Ethical frameworks essential for effective AI regulations
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Great points, @AzurFlorian
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Venture Capital Limitations in Non-Scalable Social Markets
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This is important, because it's also not clear to me that venture funded firms are delivering in terms of what we hear people want out of e.g. AI. When it comes to education, health, social care, policing these "markets" don't "scale" quick enough for venture.
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Are Ethics Universal in AI Programs?
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Are ethics universal? I am sharing this insightful HBR article I came across the other day, written by Swanand Deodhar, Favour Borokini, and Ben Waber. The authors discuss that in the race to build #AIEthics programs, many miss a crucial point: #ethics are not universal.
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IBM Think2024: AI Scalability, Security and UK Industry Growth
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Just left #IBM #Think2024 in London! 🇬🇧 Key takeaways:
— Bernard Marr (@BernardMarr) 16 octobre 2024
1. AI scalability is huge (only 1% of corporate data used now!)
2. Security & ethics are crucial
3. Partnerships driving innovation (IBM+AWS+Microsoft)
4. UK AI industry could hit £800B by 2035
5. Building trust in AI is… pic.twitter.com/bjbYMzBjtWJust left #IBM #Think2024 in London! Key takeaways: 1. AI scalability is huge (only 1% of corporate data used now!)
2. Security & ethics are crucial
3. Partnerships driving innovation (IBM+AWS+Microsoft)
4. UK AI industry could hit £800B by 2035
5. Building trust in AI is -
India Launches AI Safety Institute Under Mission
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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), as part of the IndiaAI Mission, hosted a consultation session to discuss the establishment of the India AI Safety Institute (AISI) under the Safe and Trusted Pillar of the India AI Mission on 7th October 2024. The