Regulating AI Behavior with a Hypervisor Interesting research: “Guillotine: Hypervisors for Isolating Malicious AIs.” Abstract:As AI models become more embedded in critical sectors like finance, healthcare, and the military, their inscrutable behavior poses ever-greater risks to society. To mitigate this risk, we propose Guillotine, a hypervisor architecture for sandboxing powerful AI models—models that, by accident … Read more
Private military and security companies (PMSCs) are expanding like wildfire across the world, diversifying clients and operations. They offer services ranging from protection and training to direct participation in hostilities, arms dealing, and humanitarian evacuations. Their impact on human rights—particularly on civilians, women, children, and migrants—as well as on the environment, has been widely reported … Read more
As this week’s AI Action Summit begins in Paris, Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna explains why data protection laws like the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation are emerging as key tools for regulating AI. For some, it may have come as a surprise that the first existential legal challenges large language models (LLMs) faced after their market launch … Read more
Image by M. Richter from Pixabay Copyright is not averse to new technologies. Its history is intrinsically linked to technological development. At each stage, revisions, adjustments, and adaptations to the existing organizational and legal structure are necessary and ideally preceded by wide-ranging and informed debate. The same holds true for Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. And … Read more
The European Fee has lately printed an initiative that goals to control digital worlds and Net 4.0 which is structured across the aims of the Digital Decade coverage programme. Digital actuality (VR) is a comparatively outdated idea that was launched primarily by gaming environments however given a brand new that means by the introduction of … Read more