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Bill Gates says: AI today can replace human work, the most complex coding tasks, but it is not
Bill Gates believes AI is rapidly advancing, capable of handling simple coding tasks but not yet the most complex ones.
Fragmented state-level artificial intelligence policies will hinder its potential
Proposed AI laws in California are not only vague and overly broad, but they also create significant legal uncertainty for ...
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Proposed state Senate bill to fast track data centers, limit local zoning
A newly introduced state Senate bill wants to fast track permitting for data centers in Pennsylvania while placing limits on ...
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Abbas boasts of Reps digital platforms at Geneva, but e-parliament struggles
When Tajudeen Abbas, Speaker of the Hosue of Representatives took the stage 6th World Conference of Speakers of Parliaments ...
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Rapid advances in AI pose opportunity and risk for startups
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence and blockchain technology are forcing policymakers around the world to catch up.
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Losses for health care stocks help push Wall Street lower
Stocks capped a choppy day of trading on Wall Street with more losses Thursday after an early big tech rally faded and a ...
Nudifying apps are not 'a bit of fun' - they are seriously harmful and their existence is a scandal writes Children's Commissioner RACHEL DE SOUZA
I am horrified that children are growing up in a world where anyone can take a photo of them and digitally remove their ...
Sheffield business: Rise in companies in crisis - and AI - spell bad news for workers, expert says
A rise in firms in ‘critical’ financial distress spells bad news for workers - and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is likely to make things worse, a Sheffield employment expert says.
ASX jumps on expected rate cut; real estate stocks, banks gain
Shares narrowly miss record close as traders tip August rate cut as inflation slows. Betr makes fresh PointsBet offer.