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China and US pledge to keep each other informed on AI incidents

China and US pledge to keep each other informed on AI incidents

China and the United States have agreed to establish a communication channel to inform each other about artificial intelligence incidents. As global leaders in AI technology, both nations aim to manage the risks associated with recent technological malfunctions.

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Hackers shutting down our power? Not far-fetched at all, according to professor: It is relatively simple

Hackers shutting down our power? Not far-fetched at all, according to professor: It is relatively simple

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EU wants social media ban for children under thirteen

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Trump dismisses plan to slow down AI development: 'Wants to maintain lead'

Trump dismisses plan to slow down AI development: 'Wants to maintain lead'

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AI scammers impersonate CEO and steal millions from Italian bank

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