Zuckerberg warns that the US risks losing its AI dominance if it doesn't match China's data center growth and hardware infrastructure development, as China circumvents tech restrictions with infrastructure optimizations.
KyutAI introduces Helium 1, an open-source AI model focused on efficiency and multilingual support for all 24 EU languages. Designed for on-device integration, it leverages a custom dataset and is available on Hugging Face.
Natasha Lyonne pioneers ethical AI in film with 'Uncanny Valley,' advocating for copyright-clean models and industry collaboration to protect creative rights and navigate the complexities of artificial intelligence.
Trustly and Paytweak join forces to offer a unified A2A payment solution, streamlining transactions and enhancing security for businesses across Europe, in compliance with SEPA and PSD2 regulations.
Agentic AI transforms cybersecurity, offering enhanced defenses and new risks. Organizations must leverage its power while proactively addressing vulnerabilities for a secure digital future.
Explores the impact of AI on art, questioning creativity, originality, ethics, and copyright. Examines if AI art redefines art, poses threats, or mirrors human nature, featuring expert opinions on AI's potential, ethics, and collaboration in art.
Excluding China from AI rule-setting could backfire. Global cooperation is crucial to address AI's risks and ensure ethical development. A balanced approach is needed for security and collaboration.
Explore the evolution from AI to AGI, examining its potential benefits, risks, and the transformative impact of super-intelligent technology on society and the future.
AppOmni pioneers SaaS security with its Model Context Protocol server, AskOmni, enhancing AI-driven security architectures and integrating seamlessly with diverse security platforms for advanced threat analysis.
Bedrock Security's MCP Server ensures secure AI agent interaction with enterprise data. It bridges the gap, integrating contextual knowledge for safe, governed AI adoption.
