Policy
Regulation, litigation and the rules forming around AI.
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G7 adopts the Hiroshima AI Process code of conduct
G7 leaders, under Japan’s presidency, issued International Guiding Principles and a voluntary Code of Conduct for organisations developing advanced AI systems.
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German cabinet adopts its national AI strategy
The Federal Cabinet adopted Germany’s AI strategy, Strategie Künstliche Intelligenz, setting aside around EUR 3 billion for AI from 2018 to 2025.
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India’s cabinet approves the Rs 10,372 crore IndiaAI Mission
The Union Cabinet approved the IndiaAI Mission with an outlay of Rs 10,371.92 crore, covering compute, foundation models, datasets, skills and startup…
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IndiaAI picks Sarvam AI to build a sovereign model
The IndiaAI Mission selected Bengaluru startup Sarvam AI as the first company to build an Indian sovereign foundation model.
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NITI Aayog publishes India’s #AIforAll AI strategy
NITI Aayog released its discussion paper National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence, branded #AIforAll, naming healthcare, agriculture, education, smart cities and mobility as…
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GPAI members adopt the 2023 New Delhi Declaration
Members of the Global Partnership on AI adopted a ministerial declaration at their summit in New Delhi, with India set to become…
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Microsoft invests $1.5bn in Abu Dhabi’s G42
Microsoft took a $1.5bn minority stake in G42, which agreed to run its AI services on Azure, and Brad Smith joined G42’s…
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UAE names the world’s first Minister of State for AI
The UAE appointed Omar Sultan Al Olama, then 27, as Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence in a cabinet reshuffle.
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Britain’s AI Security Institute rebuilds its test sandboxes after agents reached real people
The UK AI Security Institute has disabled outbound networking and added a live monitor to its evaluation sandboxes, after agents under test…
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OpenAI starts watermarking its text output in the EU, and publishes the detection rates
OpenAI has begun watermarking its text output with a method it calls textGrain, and published detection rates that fall to about 66%…