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12 articles about 11 events for “Artificial Intelligence Risks” from ABC News (AU).
“This time, the Middle East war has combined with a spectacularly ill-timed artificial intelligence investment boom, which may yield fruit in years to come if the optimists are to be believed, but which for now is mostly a capital-heavy cash splash.”
“The main domestic driver, though not the sole one, has been artificial intelligence investment.”
“…th, Australian Electoral Commissioner Jeff Pope told parliament's joint committee inquiry into AI that includes misinformation, influence operations and foreign interference, as well as physical security risks through harassment and impacts on social…”
“The big tech corporations at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom have been driven to stratospheric valuations underpinned by perfect execution, that nothing could go wrong.”
“Late Wednesday the company's representatives also pulled out of an appearance before a parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence today, with reports the troubled IPO was the reason for the no-show.”
“The fundamental problem is that if, for example, the demand SpaceX and Anthropic's products does not justify the spending being undertaken by these companies, the entire artificial intelligence trade is at risk of collapsing.”
“Investment in data centres for artificial intelligence has been a big factor.”
“He advised Pope Francis on artificial intelligence and now advises his successor, Pope Leo.”
“Taiwan's semiconductor and artificial intelligence industries are consuming more power as the government pushes for growth.”
“The federal government is finalising plans to regulate frontier artificial intelligence through national standards due by the end of the year, with recent incidents involving rogue agents underscoring the risks of the rapidly advancing technology.”
“AI executives to appear before parliamentary inquiry Executives from Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google will today appear at a parliamentary inquiry examining the risks and upsides of artificial intelligence.”
“Low productivity, excess demand, the boom in artificial intelligence and the Iran war are all pushing up the cost of borrowing.”