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One of the better guides I've found on what the 2024 EU AI act actually means for employers and those who provide services to them.

SB 1047, an artificial intelligence safety bill, different than some of the other AI bills passed in CA recently. The bill would have required large AI developers to implement safety measures and undergo assessments before releasing their systems to the public, but Newsom argued it applied overly stringent standards even to basic AI functions. The veto has disappointed AI safety advocates and some legislators, while tech giants like Google and OpenAI welcomed the decision. I expect this broader discussion to continue on for many years at the state, local, and federal level to varying degrees #AIRegulation #TechPolicy #FutureOfAI https://lnkd.in/egXM8kV3

A week after announcing significant investments in AI, the U.K. government is detailing its implementation in the public sector. Key initiatives include the introduction of AI assistants to enhance public services, establishing data-sharing agreements across various government departments, and developing a new suite of AI tools. These measures aim to streamline operations and improve efficiency within the public sector, ultimately benefiting citizens through faster and more effective services.UK to unveil ‘Humphrey’ assistant for civil servants with other AI plans to cut bureaucracy

Regulatory and legislative changes are coming for federal agencies after the White House issued an executive order on AI. Discover the next steps organizations can take to prepare for the changes in the AI regulatory landscape via our latest flash report. https://bit.ly/3U9eJL1

Regulatory and legislative changes are coming for federal agencies after the White House issued an executive order on AI. Discover the next steps organizations can take to prepare for the changes in the AI regulatory landscape via our latest flash report. https://bit.ly/49twgUI

The US Government's recent plans to tighten up AI governance, which includes hiring a raft of new Chief AI Officers, are all geared to help it maintain its current market dominance. Cath Everett examines this first step towards new legislation in the area. bit.ly/49WIzY4

The US Government's big question - where do we find 100 Chief AI Officers by the end of May?: The US government’s recent plans to tighten up AI governance, which includes hiring a raft of new Chief AI Officers, are all geared to help it maintain its current market dominance. They are also a first step towards new legislation in the area. http://dlvr.it/T5v0z3

Australia is taking a significant step towards responsible AI use in government. A new policy mandates federal agencies to publish statements outlining their AI adoption and use by February 2025. This move aims to address public concerns about data usage, transparency, and decision-making in AI-assisted processes. Key points: • Agencies must appoint an executive accountable for policy implementation • Annual reviews and updates of AI use statements are required • Policy excludes Defense and intelligence agencies This initiative underscores the importance of building public trust in government AI adoption. How do you think this policy will impact the development and implementation of AI in the public sector? https://lnkd.in/gKDPKmD3 #AIGovernance #PublicSectorInnovation

"The key to achieving the benefits of AI across government departments hinges on identifying specific areas for improvement through robust internal audit processes and engagement with private sector services." - Kevin Limn, CEO of Adsure Services