China watchers arguing that Beijing's artificial intelligence controls are dependent on its authoritarian government are peddling a "stereotypical narrative," according to new research. Xuechen Chen, ...

Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw outlines India's most comprehensive vision yet for navigating the treacherous waters where artificial intelligence meets creative expression, signalling that the world's most populous democracy intends to lead rather than follow in shaping how AI transforms entertainment, culture, and commerce.Speaking at the AI Impact Summit, where global AI leadership has converged on India's capital, Vaishnaw made clear that the government's approach rests on a delicate balancing act. "We believe that human creativity is the most important thing that we have in our entire civilisation. So we must protect it, we must make sure that any system that protects human creativity and enhances it is a better system. There shouldn't be a dilutive effect, there should be more of a complementary impact, effect on the human creativity," Vaishnaw states.The Copyright ConundrumThe sharpest friction point lies at the intersection of AI advancement and intellectual prop

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A classic computer game series may hold one of the most important lessons for the world’s newest, most controversial technologies: a reminder that true ethical intelligence mandates the coexistence of competing virtues. Long before artificial intelligence became a central question of policy, much less a subject of moral panic, the Ultima series—created by programmer and designer Richard...