Fox News AI Newsletter: VP calls for ideology-free AI
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In today’s newsletter:
– Vance tells world leaders AI must be ‘free from ideological bias,’ American tech won’t be censorship tool
– Altman says Musk ‘trying to slow us down,’ OpenAI not for sale
– Top translation apps for travelers
Vice President JD Vance recently addressed world leaders in Paris, emphasizing the importance of keeping artificial intelligence free from ideological bias. He stated that the United States aims to maintain its dominance in AI and cautioned against the European Union’s stricter regulations that could hinder the technology’s progress.
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, dismissed Elon Musk’s attempts to acquire the company, suggesting that Musk may be trying to impede their progress. Altman also warned about the potential misuse of artificial general intelligence by authoritarian governments for mass surveillance and control.
For travelers looking for top translation apps, there are several options available that offer features like live speech translation, text input, and AI-powered sign and menu translation. These apps cater to both iPhone and Android users, making communication in foreign languages effortless.
DeepSeek, a Chinese startup, has surprised many with its new AI model that rivals the capabilities of major American tech companies at a lower cost and computational power. This development has sparked discussions in Silicon Valley and Washington about China’s advancements in AI technology.
In robotics news, a Chinese team has unveiled a groundbreaking quadruped robot that is setting new speed records, pushing the boundaries of robotics technology.
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