China wants to lead the world on AI regulation — will the plan work?

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, the risks associated with misconfigured permissions in enterprise systems have become increasingly significant. AI agents can perform tasks at speeds far exceeding human capabilities, which raises concerns about the rapid propagation of errors, particularly in sensitive areas such as data access and compliance.

A recent study indicates that AI-generated wildlife videos, such as the viral clip of bunnies on a trampoline, may create a disconnect between people and real animals, potentially undermining wildlife conservation efforts. The study highlights concerns over the impact of artificial representations on public perception of wildlife.

Recent studies reveal that while AI, particularly generative AI, has improved in accuracy, its flawed reasoning processes pose significant risks in critical sectors such as healthcare, law, and education. These findings highlight the need for a deeper understanding of AI's decision-making mechanisms.

Adaptive manufacturing is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to enhance the resilience of global supply chains, allowing for a more balanced approach between local and global production needs. This innovative strategy aims to address vulnerabilities exposed by recent disruptions in supply chains.

Dan Wang, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, highlighted the ongoing competition between the U.S. and China in trade and technology, suggesting that the global economy is becoming increasingly protectionist and fragmented. He emphasized that China is intensifying its focus on artificial intelligence and other technologies, posing a significant challenge to the West.

Researchers have discovered that certain sentence structures can bypass AI safety rules, shedding light on the mechanics behind successful prompt injection attacks. This finding raises concerns about the robustness of current AI safety protocols and the potential for misuse in various applications.

DeepSeek is set to launch its new AI model, R2, after delays attributed to limited access to computing resources. This development is expected to heighten the ongoing competition between the U.S. and China in the artificial intelligence sector.

The Indian IT sector is witnessing a significant challenge as artificial intelligence (AI) struggles to penetrate senior hiring processes, which require nuanced, unstructured conversations that AI currently cannot replicate. This limitation raises questions about the role of AI in leadership recruitment, where human judgment and interpersonal skills are paramount.