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Major UK news organisations launch SPUR to combat unauthorised AI training use Aim to establish licensing standards and secure fair compensation for original reporting…
The U.S. Department of Labor has released guidelines to help developers and employers maximise the advantages of artificial intelligence while safeguarding workers from discrimination and job displacement. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has unveiled a comprehensive set of guidelines aimed at helping developers and employers harness the potential benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) while safeguarding against the risks of worker discrimination and job displacement. Released in the past week, these guidelines align with the ongoing efforts initiated about a year ago by President Joe Biden, following his executive order aimed at assessing the implications and prospects of AI across…
Former executive editor Martin Baron highlights the pressing challenges facing the journalism industry, including misinformation, the impact of technology, and changing audience habits during a lecture in Buenos Aires. Martin Baron, the former executive editor of prestigious American newspapers The Boston Globe and The Washington Post, shared his insights on the future of journalism during a lecture in Buenos Aires. The lecture was part of the “Innovation, Technology, and Journalism” series organised by Telecom, and it drew attention for its analysis of challenges facing the industry today. Baron, who retired in 2021, is revered for his tenure as an editorial…
As OpenAI seeks to shift towards a for-profit model, its evolving relationship with Microsoft faces challenges that could reshape the future of AI collaboration. In a complex and evolving partnership, OpenAI and Microsoft are currently involved in negotiations that may redefine their strategic relationship. The two organisations, which have been collaborating on AI development, are navigating the challenges posed by OpenAI’s unique operational structure and ambitions for the future. OpenAI’s origins trace back to 2015 as a nonprofit, with a mission to advance digital intelligence in a way that benefits humanity. However, the organisation transitioned into a “capped profit” entity,…
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