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Sam Altman Says OpenAI Is Hiring a Head of Preparedness to Predict and Mitigate AI’s Harms — REUTERS / pwu404

Sam Altman · United States

Sam Altman Says OpenAI Is Hiring a Head of Preparedness to Predict and Mitigate AI’s Harms

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OpenAI, led by Sam Altman, is hiring a Head of Preparedness to tackle AI-related mental health and cybersecurity risks.See the Story

China issues draft rules to regulate AI with human-like interaction — REUTERS / pwu404

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China issues draft rules to regulate AI with human-like interaction

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China's cyber regulator on Saturday issued draft rules for public comment that would tighten oversight of artificial intelligence services designed to simulate human personalities and engage users in emotional interaction.See the Story

Accountancy Exams Go in-Person as AI Cheating Soars

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Accountancy Exams Go in-Person as AI Cheating Soars

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The world’s largest accounting body will scrap remote exams to combat a rise in AI-powered cheating. The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants told the Financial Times that cheats were “outpacing” safeguards: One student said examinees would photograph questions and give them to an AI to answer. Accountancy has seen several cheating scandals in recent years, with the Big Four firms hit with multimillion-dollar fines after staff tricked …See the Story

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