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It’s not every day a company declares war on housework. But that’s precisely what Samsung’s EVP Jeong Seung Moon seems to be doing in his recent remarks about tripling the number of AI-powered home appliance models. In his exclusive conversation on Samsung Newsroom, he painted a future where chores fade into the background-handled by devices […]

The E.U.’s Artificial Intelligence Act (read “””the ‘Belgian EU Artificial Intelligence Act’) that just weeks ago some were declaring to be the global gold standard in AI legislation appears to have picked up a time-out.” The European Commission is said to be considering a temporary moratorium on some central provisions following pressure from the U.S. and tech

Denmark is rewriting the book on how to defend itself in a digital democracy. The government’s latest proposal, which was announced in a recent statement, grants individuals the rights to their likeness – laying down some legal armor against deepfake videos and AI-generated clones unleashed upon the internet. What’s so wild is how rapidly this tech shifts. Just months

It’s almost the twist you’d expect in a tech-world plot that no one predicted: Apple is reportedly closing a deal with Google to license Google Gemini technology as part of the next generation of Siri. As reported by Reuters, the collaboration would be all too uncommon these days in Silicon Valley’s ongoing AI cold war and could

It’s the kind of revelation that makes you stop mid-scroll. A new investigation has found that hundreds of AI safety and effectiveness tests – the very benchmarks companies use to prove their systems are “safe” – are riddled with critical flaws. In a sweeping study by researchers from Oxford, Stanford, and the AI Security Institute,

Amazon just made its loudest move yet in artificial intelligence – signing a $38 billion, seven-year deal with OpenAI that will see the ChatGPT maker rely heavily on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for cloud computing and AI infrastructure. The partnership, first revealed through a detailed report on Reuters, marks one of the biggest AI infrastructure

There’s a quiet storm brewing in Washington, and it’s not about the weather — it’s about algorithms, autonomy, and ambition. A U.S. congressman recently raised eyebrows when he warned that over-regulation and isolationist policies could cripple America’s leadership in artificial intelligence. In a fiery discussion on Capitol Hill, he argued that while safety and ethics

South Korea is taking a huge leap into the future — and it’s doing it with style and a bit of swagger. During a fiery address to parliament, President Lee Jae-Myung revealed plans to spend nearly ₩10.1 trillion, or about US $7 billion, on artificial intelligence next year, more than triple this year’s budget. He

China is making its biggest play yet in the artificial intelligence power struggle. Speaking at the APEC summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, President Xi Jinping proposed the creation of a new World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, a global body that would coordinate AI policy, standards, and ethics — and, not coincidentally, give Beijing a bigger

Getty Images just struck gold in the AI world. The stock-photo giant has signed a multi-year licensing deal with Perplexity AI — one that will allow the startup to use Getty’s vast library of creative and editorial visuals to power its fast-growing AI search engine. In a move that investors loved, Getty’s shares reportedly jumped