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AI regulation

Most New Zealanders worry about AI’s risks, even as many expect to use it, survey shows
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Most New Zealanders worry about AI’s risks, even as many expect to use it, survey shows
Anthropic’s record US$2 trillion stock market listing highlights the growing risks for all of us
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Anthropic’s record US$2 trillion stock market listing highlights the growing risks for all of us
Sami Mahroum considers who or what can be held accountable for the credibility of AI generated research
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Sami Mahroum considers who or what can be held accountable for the credibility of AI generated research
The dotcom sharemarket bubble's bursting coincided with the flop of a Dutch company's IPO. Will an Aussie company's failed IPO be a marker for the bursting of the AI sharemarket bubble?
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The dotcom sharemarket bubble's bursting coincided with the flop of a Dutch company's IPO. Will an Aussie company's failed IPO be a marker for the bursting of the AI sharemarket bubble?
AI is moving 'beyond the speed of light.' Can New Zealand's policymakers keep up?
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AI is moving 'beyond the speed of light.' Can New Zealand's policymakers keep up?
Trump frames unregulated AI as a way to keep ahead of China – but in fact, it harms US national security, Stephen Collins says
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Trump frames unregulated AI as a way to keep ahead of China – but in fact, it harms US national security, Stephen Collins says
Eric Hazan argues that the absence of data indicating a "jobpocalypse" is no reason for complacency
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Eric Hazan argues that the absence of data indicating a "jobpocalypse" is no reason for complacency
Sami Mahroum warns that AI technology could flood public agnecies with more work than human decision-makers can realistically oversee
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Sami Mahroum warns that AI technology could flood public agnecies with more work than human decision-makers can realistically oversee
Raghuram Rajan concludes that neither the United States nor the European Union gets the balance of AI regulation quite right
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Raghuram Rajan concludes that neither the United States nor the European Union gets the balance of AI regulation quite right