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IDF uses AI to accelerate targeting according to report, the White House releases guidance on federal AI use, and a roundup of the latest computing and funding news

Alex Friedland
| April 11, 2024

Plus: A leadership change at the DOD’s AI office, and the Commerce Department announces billions in CHIPS funding

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IDF uses AI to accelerate targeting according to report, the White House releases guidance on federal AI use, and a roundup of the latest computing and funding news

Alex Friedland
| April 11, 2024

Plus: A leadership change at the DOD’s AI office, and the Commerce Department announces billions in CHIPS funding

Claude 3, OpenAI, and Gemini headline a packed month for generative AI, the European Parliament adopts the EU AI Act, and the U.S. House’s AI Task Force

Alex Friedland
| March 14, 2024

Plus: TSMC's Japanese success — new chip plant operational as U.S. projects lag, AI in Biden’s budget request, and researchers call for proactive AI risk management

Sam Altman’s $7 trillion chip moonshot, the FTC probes OpenAI and Anthropic deals, and the EU AI Act clears an important hurdle

Alex Friedland
| February 15, 2024

Plus: DIU’s big plan for “DIU 3.0,” SMIC’s 5 nm chip, the DOD’s “AI Bias Bounty” program, and updates on the U.S. AI Safety Institute

OpenAI vs. NYT — the copyright fight and the future of AI training, AI in the FY2024 NDAA, and two GAO reports on AI

Alex Friedland
| January 18, 2024

Plus: EU leaders reach agreement on AI Act (but still need to ratify) and how AI is helping to accelerate scientific discovery

A pivotal moment for AI regulation — Biden pushes forward U.S. policy with an executive order, but the EU’s AI Act could be on the ropes

Alex Friedland
| November 16, 2023

Plus: The UK hosts a summit on AI safety, 45 states sign on to the United States’ military AI declaration, and a roundup of the latest AI and chips news

Biden updates AI chip export rules to China, and OpenAI, Adobe and Google headline a big month for Generative AI

Alex Friedland
| October 26, 2023

Plus: AI in the Senate — Schumer’s Forums vs. Thune and Klobuchar’s “Light Touch,” and rumors of custom chips could spell trouble for Nvidia

New Huawei phone causes a stir, DOD launches autonomy initiative, and a first foray into regulating AI-generated political ads

Jack Corrigan Owen Daniels
| September 14, 2023

Plus: US-China science partnership flounders, Google goes on trial, and a roundup of AI congressional hearings

Biden restricts certain Chinese investments, Meta frees the LLaMA, and AI companies promise the White House they’ll keep users safe

Jack Corrigan
| August 10, 2023

Plus: TSMC postpones Arizona fab plans, researchers break chatbot safeguards, and an NDAA update

Beijing, Washington, and The Hague push chipmaking export controls, Schumer debuts AI legislation plan, and EU-U.S. data flows unclog (for now)

Alex Friedland
| July 13, 2023

Plus: EU companies criticize the AI Act, and a roundup of generative AI news from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Inflection AI

The EU takes a big step forward on the AI Act, an open statement warns of “societal-scale risks” posed by AI, and G7 leaders discuss AI governance

Alex Friedland
| June 15, 2023

Plus: The White House is drafting a “National AI Strategy,” EU and U.S. ministers discuss concerns about generative AI, and the last month in “bad AI”