The Week in Review: Grabbing the Microphone
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If you follow AI in the mainstream headlines, the stories that have come out this week seem to be a competition between lawmakers, CEOs, and pundits fighting for the limelight. There are announcements of progress made on legislation and Fortune 500 companies announcing their plans to implement AI to appease the interests of their shareholders. There is also a fair share of responding to the stories and use cases from the past couple months in particular, and a pivot towards the near future with some predictions and caveats.
For the EdSAFE AI network, this is less surprising than validating to why we're bringing together the right sectors and partie to ensure safe usage of emerging technologies for both educators and the learners they serve.
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AI & Lawmakers
Biden administration publishes its first national cybersecurity strategy
As A.I. Booms, Lawmakers Struggle to Understand the Technology - The New York Times
Press Releases
Zoom jumps on AI bandwagon, forecasts upbeat 2024 profit targets | Reuters
Mark Zuckerberg announces new team at Meta working on A.I. products
ChatGPT Comes To Snapchat And Coca-Cola Joining List Of AI Chat Early Adopters
Nvidia predicts AI models one million times more powerful than ChatGPT within 10 years | PC Gamer
Microsoft chatbot Sydney rattled users months before ChatGPT-powered Bing | Fortune