Recently, the Israeli Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology announced the establishment of a National Artificial Intelligence Expert Forum aimed at providing the government with policy and regulatory advice on artificial intelligence. This forum will bring together experts from academia, industry, and various social organizations to collaboratively discuss how to promote the safe use of artificial intelligence to foster innovation and maximize its social and economic benefits. Note: The image is generated by AI, with the image licensing service provided by Midjourney. The forum's main task is to assist in formulating government strategies and policies, particularly in innovation support.

Recently, OpenAI supported three key AI legislations in Congress aimed at influencing the federal government's policy on artificial intelligence. These bills include the 'Future AI Innovation Act', which seeks to establish a U.S. AI Safety Institute as a federal agency for developing standards and guidelines for AI models; the 'National Science Foundation AI Education Act', which provides federal scholarships for AI research and establishes AI educational resources within the education system; and the 'Create AI Act', designed to minimize risks associated with new technologies. OpenAI's move not only demonstrates its commitment to...

OpenAI announced a collaboration with former Twitter India head Rishi Jaitly, who will serve as a senior advisor to the company, focusing on AI policy discussions with the Indian government. OpenAI is actively considering establishing a local team in India, and Jaitly will play a crucial role in navigating Indian policies and regulations. As the former head of public-private partnerships at Google India and the first employee of Twitter India, Jaitly will be a key consultant in building OpenAI's team in India.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has announced a new policy to guide state government employees in the use of generative artificial intelligence. The policy will provide training courses to help employees understand the development, use, and risks associated with AI. It requires appropriate use and transparency of generative AI tools and mandates independent fact-checking of their outputs.

🔍 30% of enterprises in Asia lack generative AI policies, and 65% of respondents believe hostile forces have successfully leveraged AI. Employees are diversely using generative AI, but there is a lack of training support. Concerns about AI's impact on work are prevalent, yet most digital trust professionals are optimistic. 84% of respondents believe AI will have a positive or neutral impact on industries, organizations, and professions.

The UK government has announced a position for an International Deputy Director of AI, with a salary of £75,000. Responsibilities include leading global AI development, influencing international discussions, and ensuring local AI policies are aligned with global goals. The UK government is confident in the future development of the AI sector and is committed to partnering with international allies to address AI challenges. Although the salary is relatively low, it offers a funded civil service pension scheme.