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The Head of the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), Alondra Nelson, left to return to academia. In her final remarks, she stated that the public needs to understand the role and validity of data.
The UK government created a dedicated Department for Science, Innovation and Technology focused on technical innovations. The government removed digital and data policy responsibility from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Some 60 nations issued a political statement on the military use of AI including the US and China.
The new EU Singapore Digital Partnership, includes trusted data flows and AI White House and European Commission announce a shared approach to Ai to address weather, climate, electric grid, agricultural problems. They will also collaborate on PETs-privacy enhancing technologies.
EU approach to risk management in the Digital Services Act.
AFL proposes a worker centric digital agenda.
Given the complexities of digital supply chains, GAO recommends doing more with our allies.
Brazil drafts AI law.
The latest on the Data Act.
EU Members of Parliament don’t think the EU should approve EU/US Privacy Framework.
Legal issues regarding large language models.
US considers new trade agreements (or values agreements) that don’t require Congressional approval.

The challenge of woke AI.
China’s new AI regulations: an analysis as they go into force.
A critique of friendshoring and its challenge to trade principles.
Emily Jones on AI and trade.
Susan Aaronson on free flow with trust.
Regulating large generative AI models such as Chat GPT.
We need to deal with metaverse disinformation.
The AI value chain.
The earliest chatbot.
India is moving a data protection law forward and given the Indian populace, it will have a huge impact upon the internet and internet companies. IAPP has created a helpful website.
VR is a huge threat to privacy, as one can use biomechanics as well as biometrics to identify individuals.
Mozilla study about inaccurate privacy labels at Google’s app store.
Section 230 likely won’t protect large language model AIs.

NSA is hiring.
UNESCO has a new job assessing ethics of AI. UNESCO is working with different countries around the world on assessing their readiness to implement AI, and assisting them with enhancing regulatory framework and institutional capacities.

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