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The EU is proposing a new legislation that would require developers of AI tools, such as ChatGPT, to disclose copyrighted materials used in their programs. This gives content creators more control over their works, allowing them to get a share of the profits when their material is used by tools like ChatGPT. Microsoft, Google and Alphabet are leading AI development, so this legislative draft is key to protecting content creators. Bruno Kahl, executive president of the German intelligence service, is spearheading this effort. He brings deep experience in intelligence and business to this role.

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Microsoft President Brad Smith's warning that Chinese organisations and companies will be major rivals of ChatGPT, the OpenAI AI-powered chatbot, has placed the cutting-edge technology under the spotlight. Smith presents a solution of taking what already exists and developing upon it to counter the potential of AI being used as an offensive weapon by nation states. Japan's Prime Minister Kishida only furthers this notion as he explores regulations on utilization of AI. ChatGPT has already been adopted by the largest three banks in Japan, with insurers like Tokio Marine developing AI systems based on the platform. Smith's approach looks at the long-term context of job displacement, copyright infringement and compromising privacy.

. Elon Musk, CEO of Twitter, has threatened to take Microsoft to court for their alleged illegal use of Twitter data to power the GPT ChatGPT language model. Microsoft has refused to pay for Twitter’s API, causing the tech giant to implement a paywall for access. Read more about the feud between Microsoft and Twitter and the implications for AI technology.