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The UK's Bletchley Park summit on AI safety this week shows that one of effective altruism's top preoccupations is still making its way up the policy agenda: the risk that artificial intelligence could cause existential harm.
This is currently on display in the European Union with the CHIPS act voted earlier this year. It awards €50 billion in subsidies to the industry in a bid to double the number of chips made on the continent by 2030 and return the EU to 20 percent of global production.
It's all in the small print. All 18 of the world's biggest neurotechnology companies have agreements with their test subjects and clients that allow the firms to take full possession of the data generated by their brains, leading neuroscientist Rafael Yuste said at a UNESCO conference on Thursday, previewing research due to be published in September.
We ask about Mark Zuckerberg's Wednesday launch of Threads, a microblogging site to rival Twitter and about the delayed rollout in Europe, where the courts on Tuesday struck a blow to parent company Meta's monetization of users' personal data. Can it be a global conversation if there are different rules in different regions? What sets Threads apart from other attempts to dethrone Twitter?
There's no quick win in Ukraine's counteroffensive. But it's definitely on. Reuters journalists this Friday filmed the newly retaken village of Neskuchne in eastern Ukraine, which shows evidence of the heavy fighting.
Hundreds of other innovative solutions are also on display at VivaTech, from climate and transport to energy and food. FRANCE 24's Bryan Quinn has been finding out more.
It's an untold story that could potentially affect our lives forever: Clearview AI in New York is working to identify and collect the faces of every human being on this planet with the help of AI.
On the face of it, these do not clash too harshly with the EU's plans already outlined in 2021, which basically sought to ensure AI works for people and is a force for good in society.