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AI race heats up as OpenAI, Google and Mistral release new models

Launches within 12 hours of one another, and more activity expected in industry over summer

The Guardian - UK

Meta’s Nick Clegg plays down AI’s threat to global democracy

Major elections around the world so far this year have not suffered from systematic malicious interference, says global affairs chief

The Guardian - UK

The Supreme Court Should Reject Clandestine Government Censorship of Online Speech

The Biden administration’s social media meddling went far beyond "information" and "advice."

Reason

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AI could be an extraordinary force for good. So why do our politicians still not have a plan?

Yes, there are risks. But from boosting public services to driving economic growth, the technology could bring myriad benefits, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

‘Musk needs to be adored … Zuckerberg is out of his depth’: Kara Swisher on the toxic giants of Big Tech

The journalist and podcaster has been scrutinising Silicon Valley for decades, knows all the big players – and once believed that tech could save the world. But that was before greed and ego got in the way

The Guardian - UK

Am I woke? Yes, says BBC's Clive Myrie

The BBC reporter defended wokeness in a new interview

Evening Standard

Tech firms sign ‘reasonable precautions’ to stop AI-generated election chaos

Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI and TikTok outline methods they will use to try to detect and label deceptive AI content

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Meta Wants Industry-wide Labels For AI-made Images

Meta and other platforms are under pressure to keep tabs on AI-generated content with fears that bad actors will ramp up disinformation, with elections due this year in countries representing half the world's population.

Latin Times

Meta will start labeling images made by other AI tools

In the coming months, Meta will begin tagging pictures across its platforms if it detects signs they're AI-made.

Android Central

Meta Vows To Unmask AI-Generated Images Used For Misinformation Ahead Of 2024 Elections

Meta said it is gearing up to label AI-generated content made using third-party tools from Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, Adobe, Midjourney and Shutterstock.

International Business Times UK

Meta Wants Industry-wide Labels For AI-made Images

Meta on Tuesday said it is working with other tech firms on standards that will let it better detect and label artificial intelligence-generated images shared with its billions of users.

International Business Times

Meta will start labeling AI-generated images on Instagram and Facebook

Meta will start labeling images created with leading artificial intelligence tools in the coming months, amid growing worries about the potential for AI to mislead.

WEKU

Meta pushes to label all AI images on Instagram and Facebook in crackdown on deceptive content

Global executive Nick Clegg says users ‘want to know where the boundary lies’ amid rise in AI-generated content

The Guardian - AU

Microsoft will now keep European personal cloud data within the EU, but is that a good thing?

This week, Microsoft announced that all personal cloud data from the EU will remain in the EU. The move expands on Microsoft's efforts to comply with EU laws and control where data is stored and can be accessed from.

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The Street

Mark Zuckerberg may be hiding a dirty secret

New court documents allege that the Meta CEO made some concerning decisions that affect millions of users.

The Guardian - UK

‘Bletchley made me more optimistic’: how experts reacted to AI summit

Not everyone sees AI as a threat to humanity – caveated hope was a common mood after the artificial intelligence safety conference

The Guardian - UK

When Musk met Sunak: the prime minister was more starry-eyed than a SpaceX telescope

As a man soon out of a job, perhaps Rishi Sunak sat dreaming of his own future in Silicon Valley, says Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Lost swans, unbroken records and a seatless underground – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?

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The Independent UK

We owe it to our children to grip AI risks ‘early enough’, Sunak says

The Prime Minister will arrive on Thursday at Bletchley Park for the second day of the UK’s AI summit.

PC Gamer

Meta's president of global affairs decrees that concerns over AI to be akin the 'moral panic' over video games in the 1980s

Oh good, so there's absolutely nothing to worry about then.

Fortune

Meta exec and former U.K. Deputy Prime Minister compares AI fears to past ‘moral panic’ over video games—and bicycles

Nick Clegg, Meta's president of global affairs, spoke ahead of the landmark AI Summit being hosted at Bletchley Park in the U.K. The summit is expected focus on mitigating the potential harms of AI.

The Independent UK

‘World-first’ Bletchley declaration on AI safety agreed ahead of summit

Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan said it was the start of a global conversation around the risks of artificial intelligence.

The Independent UK

AI could be used to interfere with 2024 elections, Nick Clegg warns

Meta executive plays down fears over long-term risks of AI – dismissing ‘hype’ as akin to 80s-style ‘moral panic’ over video games

The Guardian - UK

Nick Clegg compares AI clamour to ‘moral panic’ in 80s over video games

Meta executive’s comments show regulation discussions at UK summit could face tough resistance

The Guardian - UK

Three former senior Lib Dems sue Sun and NoW publisher over phone hacking

Exclusive: Vince Cable, Chris Huhne and Norman Lamb claim they were targeted for stories or to 'exert political influence’

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