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How do we deal with artificial intelligence? GZERO and Ian Bremmer discuss the tremendous power and upside that AI promises to the world, along with its risks and potential to disrupt every aspect of politics and our societies.

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Ian Bremmer: AI and clean energy are reshaping the US-China rivalry
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Ian Bremmer: AI and clean energy are reshaping the US-China rivalry

What happens when the Chinese government decides that its own people can't be trusted with the state-of-the-art AI tools being developed by American companies?

Can the US defense industry harness AI power while mitigating risks?
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Can the US defense industry harness AI power while mitigating risks?

US President Joe Biden may have just uttered his last official word on artificial intelligence.

​A man is seen using the OpenAI ChatGPT artificial intelligence chat website in this illustration photo on 18 July, 2023.
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Is AI responsible for a teen’s suicide?

Moments before Sewell Setzer III took his own life in February 2024, he was messaging with an AI chatbot. Setzer, a 14-year-old boy from Florida, had struck up an intimate and troubling relationship — if you can call it that — with an artificial intelligence application styled to simulate the personality of “Game of Thrones” character Daenerys Targaryen.

Middlemen help US chips into China and Russia
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Middlemen help US chips into China and Russia

Joe Biden’s administration has been aggressively enacting export controls on China and economic sanctions on Russia, preventing US companies from selling powerful chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment to both nations.

What is open-source AI anyway?
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What is open-source AI anyway?

A key artificial intelligence industry body has released a long-awaited definition that could affect how different AI models are viewed — if not regulated.

US takes a close look at TSMC and Huawei
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US takes a close look at TSMC and Huawei

The US Commerce Department is looking into whether Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, is — knowingly or unknowingly — producing computer chips for the Chinese technology giant Huawei.

​Meta AI logo is seen in this illustration taken on Sept. 28, 2023.
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How to train your AI — without humans

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, claims one of its newest models can evaluate other AI models.

​Pony.ai and its first automatic driving system production line, as seen in Shanghai, in 2020.
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A Chinese autonomous vehicle firm is going public in the US

On Oct. 17, a Chinese autonomous vehicle company called Pony AI filed to go public in the United States through an initial public offering. The company is the latest Chinese firm to seek entry into the US public markets after Beijing eased its restrictions on its domestic private sector seeking foreign investment and listing on US exchanges. The Chinese electric vehicle startup Zeekr began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in May.

US Justice Department vows to bring more cases against AI-generated CSAM
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US Justice Department vows to bring more cases against AI-generated CSAM

Federal prosecutors at the US Department of Justice are cracking down on AI-generated child sexual abuse material, or CSAM. James Silver, who leads the department’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, told Reuters “there’s more to come” following two criminal cases earlier this year.

Will AI help or hurt Africa?
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Will AI help or hurt Africa?

At the annual World Bank-International Monetary Fund Annual Meetings in Washington, DC, this week, delegates will discuss how AI could “unlock” opportunities in developing nations. This was also a hot topic at last month’s UN Summit of the Future. And nowhere is that discussion more ripe than the African continent.