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Google Drops Its Promise To Not Use AI For Weapons
The Google decision follows a recent trend of big tech entering the national security arena and accommodating more military applications of AI. So
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Google Updates AI Principles, Ditches Commitment to Not Use AI for Weapons and Surveillance
Google updated its artificial intelligence (AI) Principles, a document highlighting the company’s vision around the technology, on Tuesday. The Mountain View-based tech giant earlier mentioned four application areas where it would not design or deploy AI. These included weapons and surveillance as well as technologies that cause overall harm or c...
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AI Can Be As Dangerous For World As Nuclear Weapons: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar on Sunday said that artificial intelligence (AI) will be a profound factor for the world, after nuclear weapons.
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South Korea Summit Announces 'Blueprint' For Using AI In The Military
Among the details added in the document was the need to prevent AI from being used to proliferate weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
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Pope Gives Speech on AI, Calls For Ban On "Lethal Autonomous Weapons" At G7
Pope Francis called on Friday for a ban on "lethal autonomous weapons", when he addressed the G7 leaders' summit in Italy on the perils of artificial intelligence.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Calls for Regulation for Artificial Intelligence
Google’s chief executive called Monday for a balanced approach to regulating artificial intelligence, telling a European audience that the technology brings benefits but also “negative consequences.”
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Intel, US Government Aim for Nation's Fastest Computer Under 'Project Aurora'
A US government-led group is working with chipmaker Intel and Cray to develop and build the nation's fastest computer by 2021 for conducting nuclear weapons and other research.
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Google Bars Uses of Its Artificial Intelligence Tech in Weapons
Google will not allow its artificial intelligence software to be used in weapons or unreasonable surveillance efforts under new standards.
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Google Bans Development Of Artificial Intelligence Used In Weaponry
Google is banning the development of artificial-intelligence software that can be used in weapons, chief executive Sundar Pichai said Thursday, setting strict new ethical guidelines for how the tech giant should conduct business in an age of increasingly powerful AI.
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Google Drops Its Promise To Not Use AI For Weapons
The Google decision follows a recent trend of big tech entering the national security arena and accommodating more military applications of AI. So
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Google Updates AI Principles, Ditches Commitment to Not Use AI for Weapons and Surveillance
Google updated its artificial intelligence (AI) Principles, a document highlighting the company’s vision around the technology, on Tuesday. The Mountain View-based tech giant earlier mentioned four application areas where it would not design or deploy AI. These included weapons and surveillance as well as technologies that cause overall harm or c...
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AI Can Be As Dangerous For World As Nuclear Weapons: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar on Sunday said that artificial intelligence (AI) will be a profound factor for the world, after nuclear weapons.
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South Korea Summit Announces 'Blueprint' For Using AI In The Military
Among the details added in the document was the need to prevent AI from being used to proliferate weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
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Pope Gives Speech on AI, Calls For Ban On "Lethal Autonomous Weapons" At G7
Pope Francis called on Friday for a ban on "lethal autonomous weapons", when he addressed the G7 leaders' summit in Italy on the perils of artificial intelligence.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Calls for Regulation for Artificial Intelligence
Google’s chief executive called Monday for a balanced approach to regulating artificial intelligence, telling a European audience that the technology brings benefits but also “negative consequences.”
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Intel, US Government Aim for Nation's Fastest Computer Under 'Project Aurora'
A US government-led group is working with chipmaker Intel and Cray to develop and build the nation's fastest computer by 2021 for conducting nuclear weapons and other research.
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Google Bars Uses of Its Artificial Intelligence Tech in Weapons
Google will not allow its artificial intelligence software to be used in weapons or unreasonable surveillance efforts under new standards.
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Google Bans Development Of Artificial Intelligence Used In Weaponry
Google is banning the development of artificial-intelligence software that can be used in weapons, chief executive Sundar Pichai said Thursday, setting strict new ethical guidelines for how the tech giant should conduct business in an age of increasingly powerful AI.
