Will the AI boom fuel a global energy crisis?
AI’s thirst for energy is ballooning into a monster of a challenge. And it’s not just about the electricity bills. […]
AI tool speeds up government feedback, experts urge caution
An AI tool aims to wade through mountains of government feedback and understand what the public is trying to say.
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OpenAI and Google call for US government action to secure AI lead
OpenAI and Google are each urging the US government to take decisive action to secure the nation’s AI leadership. “As
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UK must act to secure its semiconductor industry leadership
The UK semiconductor industry is at a critical juncture, with techUK urging the government to act to maintain its global
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AI race ‘is far from over’
Europe has no intention of playing catch-up in the global AI race, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declared
AI sprint risks environmental catastrophe
The government is urged to mandate stricter reporting for data centres to mitigate environmental risks associated with the AI sprint.
What businesses need to know as regulations go live
Next week marks the beginning of a new era for AI regulations as the first obligations of the EU AI
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UK Government signs off sweeping AI action plan
AI is set to become a cornerstone of the UK’s vision for economic and societal renewal with a sweeping action
AI governance: Analysing emerging global regulations
Governments are scrambling to establish regulations to govern AI, citing numerous concerns over data privacy, bias, safety, and more. AI
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Understanding AI’s impact on the workforce
The Tony Blair Institute (TBI) has examined AI’s impact on the workforce. The report outlines AI’s potential to reshape work