Tag: AI regulation

Shadow Tech Secretary Chi Onwurah is ringing alarm bells about the looming threat of AI in politics, and she's not mincing words. From deepfakes to disinformation, are we prepared for the "digital bonfire of democratic vanities" AI could ignite? This article explores the urgent need for global regulation before it's too late.

``` Meta AI has finally arrived in Europe after navigating a regulatory maze! But with strict EU privacy laws, can Meta’s chatbot truly be trusted? Explore the features, functionality, and the big privacy questions surrounding this significant AI launch in our latest article. ```

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Is the Microsoft-OpenAI partnership a brilliant innovation or a looming monopoly? UK regulators have just weighed in, and their decision is a "wait and see" for now. Unpack the CMA's preliminary findings and what it means for the future of AI competition.