Manhattan Project 2.0? US eyes AGI breakthrough in escalating China rivalry
The emerging US-China Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) rivalry could face a major policy transformation, as the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) recommends a Manhattan Project-style initiative and restrictions on humanoid robots in its latest report to Congress.
OpenAI funds $1 million study on AI and morality at Duke University
OpenAI is awarding a $1 million grant to a Duke University research team to look at how AI could predict human moral judgments.
Ordnance Survey: Navigating the role of AI and ethical considerations in geospatial technology
As we approach a new year filled with potential, the landscape of technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), is on the brink of significant transformation. Manish Jethwa, CTO at Ordnance Survey (OS), the national mapping agency for Great Britain, offers an insightful glimpse into what we can expect from these advancements and their implications for the geospatial sector.
AI governance: Analysing emerging global regulations
Governments are scrambling to establish regulations to govern AI, citing numerous concerns over data privacy, bias, safety, and more.
What might happen if AI can feel emotions?
In a world where artificial intelligence is becoming omnipresent, it’s fascinating to think about the prospect of AI-powered robots and digital avatars that can experience emotions, similar to humans.