The draft

According to CCTV News, on March 21, local time, the United Nations General Assembly voted to pass the first draft resolution on artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure that this new technology can benefit all countries, respect human rights and is "safe, reliable and trustworthy." It is understood that this draft resolution aims to eliminate the digital divide between developed and developing countries, ensure that they are on an equal footing in discussions on artificial intelligence, and ensure that developing countries have the technology and capabilities to use artificial intelligence. The draft resolution recognizes the accelerated development and use of artificial intelligence and emphasizes the "urgent need to…

President Joe Biden is about to mobilize multiple federal agencies to monitor the risks of artificial intelligence and develop new applications for the technology while working to protect workers, according to a draft executive order obtained by POLITICO. The order, expected to be issued next Monday, will streamline the process for high-skilled immigration, create multiple new government agencies and task forces, and pave the way for the federal government to use more AI in nearly every aspect of life it touches, including health, education, trade and housing. In addition, the October 23 draft also calls for extensive new inspections of the technology, instructing agencies to set standards to…