By Vijeth Shivappa
Why governments must move beyond voluntary assurances and establish enforceable, technically credible oversight for increasingly autonomous artificial intelligence. The companies building increasingly autonomous AI systems should not be allowed to define, enforce and verify.
Artificial intelligence has entered an era of extraordinary contradiction. The companies developing the world's most capable systems warn that AI could disrupt labour markets, amplify disinformation, enable cyberattacks and,...
A new lawsuit filed recently in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleges that Anthropic, OpenAI, SpaceX AI, and Google violated antitrust law by coordinating to slow down their respective AI development efforts.
The Core Allegation
The suit argues that when the industry's leading AI companies agreed to pace their progress more cautiously, they effectively reduced the value consumers get from their...
Datadog and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are deepening their partnership with a new Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) and a suite of product enhancements aimed...
TCS has brought global private equity firm TPG onboard as a strategic investor in HyperVault, its AI-focused data centre venture, through a landmark $1...
Vertiv, the global digital infrastructure solutions provider, has launched a Training Academy and Technology Excellence Centre at its Integrated Business Services hub in Pune,...
OpenAI has signed a $38 billion multi-year agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to run and scale its core artificial intelligence workloads on AWS’s...
