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The Judiciary Meeting on Capitol Hill covered issues of manipulation, deep fakes, identity and privacy, and accountability. It focused less on the issue of the inevitable job displacement. Artificial Intelligence accelerates some white-collar jobs at rates of up to 80%. This is a massive disruption to creative industries, research, data

Gary Marcus, psychologist, cognitive scientist, and professor at the New York University has become an established figure in the field of AI ethics. This week, Marcus spoke in front of Congress at the Judiciary meeting on the AI failures that we should have in mind when regulating technology. Senate called

Senator Richard Blumenthal opened the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Hearing on Oversight of AI  on Tuesday with a deep fake recording of himself. “Too often we have seen what happens when technology outpaces regulation, the unbridled exploitation of personal data, the proliferation of disinformation, and the deepening of societal inequalities. We

Beyond safety concerns, US lawmakers want to make sure rivals like China and Russia don’t steal their competitive advantage. The concept of AI Warfare has been mentioned cautiously once by the end of the hearing, as Senator Blumenthal admitted it has been a topic in Washington. China over-regulates public

The US Senate Judiciary hearing called on tech AI leaders Sam Altman from OpenAI, Christina Montgomery from IBM, and professor and cognitive scientist Gary Marcus of NYU to discuss AI regulations. Six months after generative AI took the world by storm, lawmakers are looking for insight from the industry to

Legislators on Capitol Hill asked AI experts and industry leaders to chime in on the issue of AI regulation. While the US is great at pouring out disruptive technologies, they are famously behind in regulating them. With even more powerful AIs in sight, Senators are looking to understand AI technology