Google has revised its AI principles, removing a commitment to avoid using AI for weapons and surveillance. This change aligns with its ambitions in the global AI race and raises ethical concerns.
Trump rescinded Biden’s AI executive order on his first day in office, rolled back telework policies for federal employees, and prioritized in-person work.
OpenAI’s “Economic Blueprint” highlights the U.S. AI race against China, stressing light regulation, infrastructure investments, and funding for innovation.
Meta shuts down 28 AI profiles following public backlash over cultural biases, lack of transparency, and ethical concerns in AI development.
With Donald Trump back in office, the U.S. tech landscape faces a potential overhaul. From AI regulation rollbacks to shifts in antitrust and social media laws, explore how Trump’s administration may shape the future of technology, innovation, and global power dynamics.
Biden’s latest National Security Memorandum aims to secure AI leadership through expanding infrastructure, global partnerships, and protecting AI technology.
The Coalition for Secure AI (CoSAI) was formed by tech giants to unify and enhance AI security practices through collaborative efforts.
Explore AI ethics via Aristotle’s philosophy, focusing on human-centered design, enriched ethical values, and democracy’s role in AI development, as detailed in the “Lyceum Project” white paper.
The global race for AI supremacy is reshaping geopolitics. Nations are deploying competing strategies across compute, capital, and talent, defining a new, multipolar technological world order.
