Global AI Security Pledge & Regulation
As AI continues to advance and play a pivotal role in various sectors, governments across the globe are taking proactive steps.
As AI continues to advance and play a pivotal role in various sectors, governments across the globe are taking proactive steps.
Researchers from SlashNext have raised concerns about a new generative AI cybercrime tool called WormGPT, which poses significant risks.
OpenAI's bug bounty program, launched in April, garnered attention due to the company's prominence in AI, particularly with ChatGPT.
In a recent interview, Nate Fick, the State Department's ambassador at large for cyberspace and digital policy highlighted the urgent need for regulatory
Silicon Valley startup Trust Lab, has secured $15 million in venture capital funding to develop AI-powered technology aimed at detecting harmful content.
DeepLocker represents a new generation of sophisticated and stealthy malware that can remain dormant and undetectable until it identifies its intended target.
European lawmakers have overwhelmingly voted in favor of imposing restrictions on the artificial intelligence (AI) industry.
Google has introduced the SAIF to establish a comprehensive security ecosystem for the development and protection of AI systems.
Microsoft has introduced voice command functionality to Bing Chat, enabling users to communicate with the AI-powered chat-based.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has no immediate plans to take the company public, citing concerns over limited decision-making freedom.
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