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The question of how to integrate autonomous systems into the legal framework is no longer merely theoretical. This collection brings together materials exploring the efforts of nations and international institutions to define the boundaries for algorithms. We analyze this process not just as a list of new laws, but as a complex search for balance between technological sovereignty, ethical standards, and public safety.
AI: Events
Regulation
In partnership with a national laboratory, OpenAI has developed a tool to evaluate AI agents for speeding up federal approvals and is already seeing the first measurable results.
Anthropic has updated its policy for safe AI development. We break down what the RSP is, why it's needed, and what's new in version 3.0.
Neuroimplants are transitioning from laboratories to clinics, and subsequently to the mass market. We dissect the figures, trends, and timelines for the transformation of humans into hybrid entities.
Philosopher Song In-young explains why artificial intelligence development cannot bypass fundamental questions about values, ethics, and the future of humanity.
Generative AI technology undeniably simplifies many aspects of life, yet questions regarding the safety and trustworthiness of generated content are emerging with increasing frequency.
Anthropic has updated the rulebook for Claude, for the first time involving thousands of users from around the world in its creation instead of a small team of developers.
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