Lawmakers and Tech Giants Convene to Regulate AI Amid Its Rapid Rise and Concerns
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U.S. lawmakers and tech executives will meet to discuss regulating AI technology and addressing risks. Attendees include leaders from companies like OpenAI, Meta, Microsoft, Google, Tesla, and Nvidia.
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Google updated its political ad policy, requiring disclosures on synthetic or manipulated content like images and audio generated by AI. This aims to combat misinformation.
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AI could automate 30% of work by 2030, per a McKinsey report. Employers may need to focus more on skills than credentials and expand recruiting and training.
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Comedians still outperform AI in comedy, as novelty and surprise are key. But shows at a major festival included many AI references, exploring how humans relate to it.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT is hugely popular but not yet profitable. Apple is spending millions per day on AI. Songwriters grapple with AI music rights.