Following President Joe Biden's executive order to address artificial intelligence, federal government agencies have until December 1, 2024 to ensure their AI tools "do not endanger the rights and safety of the American people."
As the U.S. Copyright Office continues its public consultancy seeking opinions on how copyright should work with AI-generated material, two camps of thought are clearly emerging.
President Joe Biden has issued an executive order today outlining the federal government's first regulations on artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
Seven leading artificial intelligence (AI) firms will meet with President Biden today when they will agree to a set of commitments to manage the harmful risks associated with generative AI.
China has announced new rules on generative artificial intelligence (AI), mandating that the technology must follow "core values of socialism."
The European Union's AI Act has added a new provision that forces generative AI companies to disclose copyrighted material within the datasets they use.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has today released a report pushing for the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
The European Union (EU) plans to introduce new legislation in 2023 that will force the companies behind AI image generators to be more open about how their models are built.