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GlobalData Plc’s Tech, Media, and Telecom (TMT) Predictions in 2024 forecast that the generative AI market will be worth $323bn by 2027 and that AI-led business models will transform the way companies operate. However, the sustained acceptance and adoption of AI in society are founded on trust. Generative AI use cases face an uphill battle to gain the public’s trust. Governance around AI is key. Indeed, GlobalData predicts that regulation will drive new trends, such as constitutional AI in 2024. Developing transparent and rule-abiding AI will be critical, particularly in high-risk sectors such as healthcare, finance, and government, where AI can influence life-changing decisions. #trustintech #ai #aiethics Pravo Consulting Campaign Catapult

Today's AI guidance by USPTO Director Vidal admonishes practitioners appearing before the PTAB or TTAB to review and own their work product as usual, whether using AI or ML to help with their work or not. To me, this is the right approach. As she explains, we already have PTO rules and penalties for those who submit false, sloppy, or misleading work. No need to complicate things with new rules targeting AI/ML misconduct in particular. https://lnkd.in/g9Cf8VCu #AI #ML #IP

As the U.S. government is developing policies to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI), telecom companies are joining the conversation by appealing for “light touch” regulation without impeding innovation. Learn how the telecom industry is carrying out this conversation with policymakers at the link below! https://hubs.ly/Q02bWJfF0 #ai #airegulations #telecom #telecommunications #artificialintelligence

The U.S. government is stepping up its game on AI security by enlisting former Google and PwC employees to advise on best practices and strategies. This collaboration highlights the increasing intersection of technology and regulatory measures necessary to safeguard our digital future. It is encouraging to see such expertise being mobilized to address critical issues at the heart of AI development and implementation. Explore the full details through the link below. #AISecurity #TechRegulation #DigitalFuture #GovernmentCollaboration #ArtificialIntelligence https://lnkd.in/e2HqNcwY

🔥 AI regulation and X risk is a hot topic. Should governments control private sector 🛂 AI research and/or the application of AI in certain domains like Healthcare 🏥? Does AI pose an existential threat that warrants government intervention 🚨? How can governments "know" when AI is "safe" 🤔 enough? More importantly, we probably need to establish guardrails 🚧, safety nets 🛡️, institutions 🏛️, funds 💰 to support those displaced by AI in the foreseeable future. 👥 https://lnkd.in/g9jdh2JV https://lnkd.in/gbUtjQwE

The U.S. government should monitor potential risks associated with powerful AI models and be ready to take action if risks escalate, according to a new report from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). Read to learn more. 🔗 https://hubs.ly/Q02J_j4s0

Much to review in this AI executive order.

An important first step by US Gov in balancing the potential and perils of #ArtificialIntelligence This executive order notably comes in at a time when EU’s own AI Act is undergoing scrutiny and negotiation to balance restrictions and innovation.

A simple, short and very informative read from my colleague Jonathan Lin (he/him) on the basics of AI in an area that is growing more complex by the minute (!). #interconnection #digitaltechnology #digitalinfrastructure

This article looks at the threat of AI to DEI and one of the actions being taken by the US administration to prevent AI from hampering DEI efforts. While not mandatory for private companies, it does point to a step in the right direction.