United States President Joe Biden, on Monday (Oct 30) signed an ambitious executive order amid a rise in concerns about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) which has sought to reduce the risks which the technology poses to consumers, workers, minority groups and national security.

US President Biden signs sweeping executive order to regulate AI

The United Nations Security Council held its first meeting on artificial intelligence (AI) risks on Tuesday (July 18). During the meeting, China said that artificial intelligence should not become a "runaway horse".

At first UNSC meeting on AI, warnings issued on risks, serious consequences for peace, security

US President Joe Biden said on Thursday (June 8) that security risks posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) should be addressed. He was speaking at joint press conference with British PM Rishi Sunak.

AI risks need to be addressed, says Biden in joint news conference with Sunak

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in our daily lives, leading to concerns about its potential impact on employment, disruptions in different industries, and the propagation of political ideologies.

AI is the 'nuclear weapon of software': WION speaks to DeepAI founder Kevin Baragona

Artificial Intelligence may well lead to the 'extinction' of humanity, is a warning which has been spelt out as an assertion of conviction by top AI industry leaders of the world.

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US President Biden signs sweeping executive order to regulate AI

At first UNSC meeting on AI, warnings issued on risks, serious consequences for peace, security

AI risks need to be addressed, says Biden in joint news conference with Sunak

AI is the 'nuclear weapon of software': WION speaks to DeepAI founder Kevin Baragona

Doom for humanity? AI-enabled military drone 'kills' its own operator in simulation