Tag: Governments

Google's €10 million Social Innovation AI Fund has been released to help European entrepreneurs tackle challenges faced by underserved communities. This money supports the Social Tides accelerator program, offering up to €232,000 to startups. In 2021, Google will also contribute €20 million - one of the first beneficiaries is an AI app encouraging contextual reading to reduce polarisation. The Swedish social entrepreneurship space will also benefit from a portion of the funding.

Stability AI has just released StableLM, an AI tool to power a chatbot. StableLM is accessible and can answer simple questions correctly. However, errors can occur when asking more complex matters. Additionally, Stability has partnered with EleutherAI to provide open-source language models. With hopes to improve accuracy and safety for children, stay tuned for updates on talks to secure new funding for Stability AI.

As companies around the world embrace AI technology to increase productivity, see how Chatgpt is being used in varied industries, from insurance to toy design. With OpenAI showing how AI has the potential to speed up mundane tasks, firms must ensure to rethink roles for junior staff and stay data secure. AI proved to be a successful tool with positive employee responses, however, governments must be aware of the potential of misuse.

Discover why we often fall into the trap of our own detrimental behavior and how GPT4, a powerful AI tool, can help understand our actions. This article takes a look into the cognitive biases that influence our decisions and the need for governments to promote innovation through transparent and evidence-based decision-making. Learn how to make decisions that serve your longer-term interests and read about examples of individuals who take a stand and challenge their own inner enemies.

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has created a task force to evaluate ChatGPT, a popular artificial intelligence, amid concerns over its potential impacts on security, privacy, and employment. This action follows a move by Italian data protection authority against ChatGPT's parent company OpenAI, who is backed by Microsoft Corp. The task force will assess the potential risk of using AI, aimed to create enforceable standards that don't target specific companies.