Governments, institutions tighten AI rules

Governments and global institutions moved on AI, with China curbing tech talent departures, Europe wrestling with safety-versus-competitiveness, and the Global Fund using AI against malaria, TB and HIV.

The Washington Post

In AI race, China cracks down on tech talent leaving the country

Beijing’s new exit rules show the naivete of trying to work with the communists on pacing the frontier.

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The Telegraph

Global fund utilises AI to tackle malaria, TB, and HIV amid aid cuts

The organisation, which fights malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV in poor countries, said it had to quickly “adapt” amid a funding shortfall

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Project Syndicate

Africa’s AI Opportunity

The global AI revolution is often portrayed as a Sino-American race to develop the most advanced frontier models. But the greatest economic prize most likely will be found in deploying practical intelligence, particularly in Africa’s young, dynamic, and fast-growing economies.

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Governments, institutions tighten AI rules

In AI race, China cracks down on tech talent leaving the country

Global fund utilises AI to tackle malaria, TB, and HIV amid aid cuts

Africa’s AI Opportunity

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News, ranked by scholars

Governments, institutions tighten AI rules

In AI race, China cracks down on tech talent leaving the country

Global fund utilises AI to tackle malaria, TB, and HIV amid aid cuts

Africa’s AI Opportunity

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