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AI Chatbots Face Disinformation and Advertising Influence Concerns

AI Chatbots Face Disinformation and Advertising Influence Concerns

AI Chatbots Face Disinformation and Advertising Influence Concerns
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AI Governance Shifts from Documents to Code for Enhanced Compliance and Risk Management

AI Governance Shifts from Documents to Code for Enhanced Compliance and Risk Management

AI Governance Shifts from Documents to Code for Enhanced Compliance and Risk Management
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Warns of AI Risks, Calls for Regulation

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Warns of AI Risks, Calls for Regulation

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has reiterated his concerns about the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), warning of two significant risks: humanity losing control over increasingly capable AI systems and the concentration of AI power in too few hands. Altman emphasized that the world needs assurance that American companies developing advanced AI will act responsibly, especially as the pace of progress accelerates. He stressed the importance of ensuring that safety and alignment techniques keep pace with or even outpace the capabilities of AI models. Altman's statements align with those of Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, who also called for a slower development pace for advanced AI models. Altman advocated for a federal regulatory framework in the United States to establish common safety requirements for frontier AI and supported the inclusion of independent auditors to oversee the risks of advanced systems.
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ICCO Launches Certification Program to Combat Global Misinformation Crisis

ICCO Launches Certification Program to Combat Global Misinformation Crisis

The International Communications Consultancy Organisation (ICCO) has introduced its Mis/Disinformation Training & Certification Program. This initiative aims to equip communications professionals with essential skills to identify, counter, and prevent misinformation and disinformation. The program, which runs from October 15 to December 15, 2026, is a response to the World Economic Forum's identification of misinformation and disinformation as leading short-term risks to global stability in its 2024, 2025, and 2026 Global Risk Reports. The online program is limited to 100 trainees and covers six core modules, including understanding disinformation, fact-checking, analyzing information spread, media literacy, crisis preparation, and addressing AI-driven disinformation risks. This builds on ICCO's six-year commitment to combating false information, which includes pro-bono support to the European Medicines Agency during the COVID-19 infodemic in 2021 and the development of resources like the 'Tackling Mis/Dis...
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Factbox-Tech leaders, governments split over 'AI doom' fears

Factbox-Tech leaders, governments split over 'AI doom' fears

Sept 16 (Reuters) - AI industry leaders are split over how fast companies should develop the increasingly powerful technology: Anthropic's Dario Amodei, OpenAI's Sam Altman and SpaceX's Elon Musk are seeking a coordinated slowdown, while Meta's Mark Zuckerberg favors market-led safeguards.     
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Anthropic Proposes Three-Step Plan to Pace AI Development for Safety

Anthropic Proposes Three-Step Plan to Pace AI Development for Safety

Anthropic Proposes Three-Step Plan to Pace AI Development for Safety
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The AI race has a growing problem nobody can ignore

The AI race has a growing problem nobody can ignore

Three AI CEOs walked into the same argument and landed on the same uncomfortable answer.
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Why Dreamforce 2026 Can Make AI Feel Helpful and Unsettling

Why Dreamforce 2026 Can Make AI Feel Helpful and Unsettling

Dreamforce 2026 showcased AI's power to boost productivity, but also raised serious questions about job security, privacy, and trust in technology.
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ServiceNow Introduces AI Control Tower for Enterprise AI Governance and Workflow Security

ServiceNow Introduces AI Control Tower for Enterprise AI Governance and Workflow Security

ServiceNow Introduces AI Control Tower for Enterprise AI Governance and Workflow Security
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AI rivals found rare agreement on safety. Putting it into practice is harder

AI rivals found rare agreement on safety. Putting it into practice is harder

Leading voices in AI, including Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman, agree that AI development needs to slow down
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AI Industry Insider Warns Against Self-Regulation by Dominant Firms, Advocates for Broader Oversight

AI Industry Insider Warns Against Self-Regulation by Dominant Firms, Advocates for Broader Oversight

AI Industry Insider Warns Against Self-Regulation by Dominant Firms, Advocates for Broader Oversight
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UN Secretary-General Guterres Urges Global Governance for AI Development

UN Secretary-General Guterres Urges Global Governance for AI Development

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has repeatedly called upon world leaders and technology companies to collaborate on ensuring the safe and ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Guterres emphasizes the critical need for human oversight and effective governance in shaping the future of AI. He warns of severe consequences if AI development continues without proper guardrails, stressing that AI must be powerful yet governed, trusted yet accountable, global yet fair, and serve the future without consuming it. His statements highlight a growing concern within international bodies regarding the rapid advancement of AI and its potential societal impacts. The Secretary-General's message underscores the urgency of establishing international standards and frameworks to manage AI technologies responsibly.