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The drone screams. It’s flying so fast that following it with my camera is hopeless, so I give up and watch in disbelief. The shrieking whine from the four motors of the racing quadrotor Dopplers up and down as the drone twists, turns, and backflips its way through the square plastic gates of the course at a speed that is literally superhuman. I’m cowering behind a safety net, inside a hangar at an airfield just outside of Zurich, along with the drone’s creators from the Robot

Publishers Association’s call comes as ChatGPT firm argues US lawsuit ‘misconceives scope’ of copyright lawUK publishers have urged the prime minister to protect authors’ and other content makers’ intellectual property rights as part of a forthcoming summit on artificial intelligence.The intervention came as OpenAI, the company behind the ChatGPT chatbot, argued in a legal filing that authors suing the business over its use of their work to train powerful AI systems

Controls apply to A100 and H100 chips, in escalation of US efforts to curb China’s access to productsBusiness live – latest updatesThe US has expanded the restriction of exports of Nvidia artificial intelligence chips beyond China to some countries in the Middle East.Nvidia, which is one of the world’s most valuable companies at $1.2tn, said in a regulatory filing this week the curbs affected its A100 and H100 chips, which are used to accelerate machine-learning tasks on major

Technology committee says UK government approach to artificial intelligence is behind EU and USThe UK should introduce new legislation to control artificial intelligence or risk falling behind the EU and the US in setting the pace for regulating the technology, MPs have said.Rishi Sunak’s government was urged to act as it prepares to host a global AI safety summit at Bletchley Park, home of the Enigma codebreakers, in November. Continue reading...