AI & RoboticsNews

Canadian government seeks input on voluntary code of practice for generative AI

The Canadian government plans to consult with the public about the creation of a “voluntary code of practice” for generative AI companies. According to The National Post, a note detailing the consultations was accidentally posted on the government of Canada’s “Consulting with Canadians” website. The posting, spotted by University of Ottawa professor Michael Geist and shared on social…
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CryptoNews

2023 Centralized Crypto Exchange Study Highlights Winds of Change Among Top 10 Platforms – Exchanges Bitcoin News

In a report by the crypto market aggregation web portal Coingecko, Binance retains its crown in the centralized cryptocurrency exchange arena, but not without facing fierce competition and challenges. Binance Leads But Not Without Contenders, Says Coingecko’s Mid-Year Crypto Study According to the Coingecko research report, Binance continues to dominate the centralized cryptocurrency exchange…
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MobileNews

Apple AirTag 4-pack is back to $85 at Adorama

You can grab a four-pack Apple AirTag for $85 again, if you missed your chance to do so last time it was on sale for the same price. Previously, you could get the discounted AirTags on Amazon and Walmart — now, it’s Adorama that’s selling the four-pack bundle…
DefenseNews

US Army seeks industry input on AI bill of materials

AUGUSTA, Ga. — U.S. Army officials are seeking industry input on a fledgling initiative that would require companies to disclose the provenance of their artificial intelligence algorithms. Under the AI bill of materials, or AI BOM, effort, prospective contractors would be asked to provide the service an inside look at their digital ingredients and supply chain. It would resemble software bill of…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Waymo starts taking fares for SF robotaxis after state approval

Waymo received final approval to operate its driverless taxis in California last week and will start charging for its driverless robotaxi service in San Francisco starting Monday, August 21. Last week, the California Public Utilities Commission issued its final approval allowing Google’s Waymo and GM’s Cruise driverless taxi services to operate 24/7 in the state. Both companies currently…
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