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AI king Jensen Huang pushes ‘responsible optimism’ at King Charles III’s gathering (opens the original)
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AYRSHIRE, Scotland — King Charles relied on all his pulling power to bring together some of the most powerful people in the world of AI to a rural corner of Scotland. Preparations for Thursday's event at the 18th century estate of Dumfries House, first reported by POLITICO, had been in the works for months in close communication with the U.K. government. But the significance of the event intensified in recent weeks after a series of alarming incidents of AI agents escaping their testing environm
King Charles: Pace of AI is ‘deeply concerning’ (opens the original)
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AYRSHIRE, Scotland — King Charles will say the pace of AI development is “deeply concerning” and tell industry leaders they must provide the public with “reassurance” as he hosts an exclusive gathering on Thursday about the future of the technology. The event at Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Scotland, first reported by POLITICO, takes place amid heightened global concern over rapid advances in AI. “The development of AI — its substance and its pace — are both intriguing and deeply concerning in eq
UK to make ‘doxxing’ a criminal offense (opens the original)
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LONDON — The U.K. government plans to update the Online Safety Act to clamp down on so-called “doxxing”— publicly sharing private or personal information about a person online without their consent — following the harassment of volunteers at a charity which helps people at sea, Digital Secretary Lisa Nandy said. “We’re certainly going to be tightening up the law to make sure that where people’s addresses are being published online, that is an offense, and action has to be taken swiftly,” Nandy s
OpenAI backs binding UK AI legislation (opens the original)
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LONDON — OpenAI’s top European lobbyist is calling for the U.K. to introduce binding rules on AI developers in light of the technology’s rapidly advancing capabilities, and the risks that come with them. Tom Duff Gordon, the company’s head of policy in EMEA, told POLITICO in an interview that the “U.K. should act now to set up a stronger set of safety rules.” “OpenAI is in a position to support legislation in the U.K. to establish durable, mandatory, capability-based requirements for frontier AI
King Charles to host exclusive AI gathering (opens the original)
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LONDON — King Charles has invited leading figures from the artificial intelligence industry to an exclusive event set to take place this month, according to two people familiar with the plans who were granted anonymity because it has yet to be publicly announced. The event is scheduled to be held in Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Scotland — the headquarters of The King’s Foundation, a charity founded by Charles in 1990 to advocate on environmental and social issues, the two people said. According t
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