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Find out why Google's new AI assistant, Bard, isn't available in Europe yet. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is causing delays and penalties for tech companies. Bard is set to launch in Europe by May 2023.

The NITDA is developing a code of practice for AI, including ChatGPT, to ensure responsible and ethical deployment. The policies will address transparency, data privacy, bias, accountability, and fake news. This move follows Italy's temporary ban on ChatGPT and the EU's draft legislation to regulate AI. Collaboration between policymakers and AI developers is key to preventing spread of misinformation and ethical issues. The NITDA's initiative highlights the need for effective regulations to balance innovation with public safety.

OpenAI's ChatGPT bot has set off an AI race, with CEO Sam Altman warning of AI surpassing human expertise. Regulators must keep up - read why here.

Tech giants OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google limit AI chatbot access in Hong Kong amid pro-democracy crackdowns, possibly due to China's national security law.

Google's search app for Android will soon introduce a game-changing feature: drag-and-drop. This feature will automatically bring up search results based on the content of the link, text, or image you dropped. However, it comes with perceived dangers, one of them being the integration of generative AI leading to reduced visibility of verified sites. The second danger is Google Bard, an AI image generator, which could plagiarise art online. The article explores potential solutions to regulate and hold AI accountable amid such concerns.