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06.04.26 - 19:06
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OpenAI Releases Policy Recommendations for AI Age (Bloomberg)
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OpenAI has released policy recommendations to address the rapid social changes driven by AI. OpenAI's Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehane discusses the company's ideas to “ensure AI benefits everyone.” Lehane joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Tech.” (Source: Bloomberg)...
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06.04.26 - 17:48
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Using AI to prepare and evaluate environmental assessments risks ′robodebt-style′ failures, scientists say (The Guardian)
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Conservationists warn the move could push species closer to extinction and says clearer environmental rules are needed insteadGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastConservationists and scientists have warned a mining lobby proposal to use artificial intelligence to speed up national environmental approvals could generate “Robodebt-style” failures, putting threatened species at further risk.The Minerals Council of Australia has asked the government to spend $13m to trial the use of AI to help companies prepare applications and help the federal government make decisions. Continue reading......
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06.04.26 - 17:30
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OpenAI′s Altman releases blueprint for taxing, regulating artificial intelligence (The Hill)
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OpenAI published a policy blueprint for artificial intelligence on Monday, recommending a revised social contract to prepare for the technology's likely impact on the economy, workforce and overall state of humans. The 13-page document suggests superintelligence, an AI that will surpass the smartest humans, is on the horizon, and argues the governing of AI must......
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06.04.26 - 14:30
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Slower EV Sales Will Be The "New Normal" For Tesla Amidst AI, Robotics Push (ZeroHedge)
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Slower EV Sales Will Be The "New Normal" For Tesla Amidst AI, Robotics Push
Tesla Inc. is increasingly betting its future on AI, autonomy and robotics — but it still depends on selling cars to finance that shift, and that core business is under pressure, Bloomberg reported this week.
Wall Street estimates point to roughly 372,160 vehicle deliveries last quarter. That would mark an 11% increase from a weak year-ago period, yet still place among Tesla's softer recent results and far below its near-500,000 peak quarters. Earlier headwinds — including political backlash involving Elon Musk and Model Y production interruptions — weighed on prior performance.
A slower pace of growth may persist. Demand for EVs is cooling globally, US buyers no longer benefit from federal tax credits, and Tesla's lineup is narrowing as Models S and X are phased out, all while competition intensifies.
“If they can show that there's stability in the numbers without the tax credit — and they can...
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