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7 OCTOBER | LONDON 2024

SEPTEMBER 12TH - 14TH
The O2, LONDON

UK signs the first international AI treaty

Issue 136

The UK government has put pen to paper on the world's first legally binding AI treaty.

Zuckerberg has something to say about AI

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Meta struggles with accurately labelling AI-generated content and concerns grow over Big Tech’s stealthy changes on their T&Cs.

Would AI make a good mayor?

Issue 134

A Wyoming mayoral candidate plans to let AI govern the city and Google outlines its principles for AI regulation.

Is BigTech prioritising speed over AI safety?

Issue 133

AI still can’t give a straight answer on the 2020 election and OpenAI is considering ignoring its roots moving toward a ‘for-profit’ structure.

Preparing for AI

The week's developments on AI, safety and ethics, curated by our Research & Intelligence team.

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UK signs the first international treaty to implement AI safeguards

Issue 136 • Published September 13, 2024

The UK government has put pen to paper on the world's first legally binding AI treaty.

👶How do we protect children from the internet?

Issue 132 • Published June 14, 2024

Tim Estes, Founder and CEO of Angel AI, shares his thoughts in this exclusive OpEd, calling for fundamental redesign of digital spaces to prioritise children's safety and well-being.

📉Is ‘BigTech’ a concern?

Issue 131 • Published June 7, 2024

OpenAI, Anthropic and DeepMind employees warn AI could lead to "human extinction" without stronger safeguards, and Google’s AI search is copying people’s work.

🗣️Are AI workers ‘modern day slaves’?

Issue 130 • Published May 31, 2024

This week, African AI workers are calling on President Biden to address their exploitation by US tech giants, labelling their treatment ‘modern day slavery’.

🔮OpenAI puts ‘shiny objects’ over safety

Issue 129 • Published May 24, 2024

This week OpenAI's safety lead Jan Leike resigned, criticising Altman’s focus on ‘shiny objects’ over safety after the GPT-4o release.

🔓EY: The #1 strategy to scale with AI?

Issue 128 • Published May 03, 2024

On May 7th, we will be joined by EY at CogX LA. In preparation, we sat down with Jay Persaud to discuss five key questions about EY’s commitment to the global emerging tech ecosystem.

🚨 New UK law could jail AI abusers

Issue 127 • Published April 26, 2024

This week the UK cracked down on non-consensual deepfake creation, banning a sex offender from using any AI tools for 5 years.

🇬🇧 The UK is *finally* regulating AI

Issue 126 • Published April 19, 2024

This week in AI: The UK watchdog CMA raises ‘real concerns’ over their cosy AI alliance — and ensuing market dominance. Can the UK keep up without tripping over its own feet?

😵Will American AI kill European culture for good?

Issue 125 • Published April 12, 2024

This week, the EU and US solidified their commitment to jointly steer AI development, focusing on safety and establishing shared international standards.

Urgent 🚨Escalating military-AI tactics from Russia and Israel

Issue 124 • Published April 5, 2024

This week saw the UK and US unite over AI safety, promising shared evaluations and knowledge exchange.

🤖Is your name Wi-Fi? Because I’m really feeling a connection...

Issue 123 • Published March 29, 2024

This week, the UN unanimously passed its first AI resolution, backed by over 120 countries including the US, aiming to safeguard human rights and privacy against the growing risks of AI.

🗣 AI innovation shouldn’t demand humiliation

Issue 122 • Published March 22, 2024

Today’s newsletter features guest contributor Dr. Joy Buolamwini — acclaimed computer scientist, author, artist, and founder of the Algorithmic Justice league.

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Tristan Harris: Beyond the AI dilemma

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