Regulators take aim at AI to protect consumers and workers Increasingly concerned about powerful AI systems, regulators say they’re directing resources toward identifying negative effects on ...

Regulators take aim at AI to protect consumers and workers Increasingly concerned about powerful AI systems, regulators say they’re directing resources toward identifying negative effects on ...

Regulators have struggled to keep pace with the growing use of AI and the increasing investments in the technology made by financial firms. At a Securities and Exchange Commission roundtable on AI in ...

Content moderators are workers who remove disturbing content from social media—data which is often then used to train AI systems like ChatGPT or Facebook’s algorithms.

Our aim ought to be to give ourselves the best chance of maximizing the gains from AI while providing safety nets to protect ourselves from adverse consequences.

Outsourced workers review graphic content used to train AI. A global union is now pushing for baseline mental health protections.

California’s landmark AI proposal could inspire regulation around the country, as more than 44 U.S. states take up the swiftly evolving technology.

They also aim to protect intellectual property and jobs. California’s legislature, which is expected to vote on the proposed laws by Aug. 31, has already helped shape U.S. tech consumer protections.

AI is also enhancing caller ID spoofing, allowing scammers to manipulate phone numbers to appear as if they are coming from local businesses, government agencies, or even a victim’s own contacts.

Nvidia clearly doesn’t agree with Anthropic’s support for export controls on U.S.-made AI chips. On Wednesday, Anthropic doubled down on its support for the U.S. Department of Commerce’s ...