Recently, U.S. officials announced that a global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Safety Summit will be hosted in San Francisco in November. As AI technology advances rapidly, governments around the world are striving to keep pace with this change. The summit will be co-chaired by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and is scheduled for November 20-21. Raimondo stated in a release, 'As AI develops rapidly, we are doing everything we can.' She noted the importance of close international collaboration and thoughtful coordination.

Since the end of 2022, the artificial intelligence startup industry has entered a period of vigorous development. Particularly after OpenAI launched the ChatGPT chatbot, artificial intelligence technology has sparked a wave of startups and investment.Image Source Note: The image was generated by AI, provided by image licensing service Midjourney While artificial intelligence can improve efficiency, its construction costs are high. For artificial intelligence startups, a large number of powerful

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has signed a $70 million contract with Accenture for the AI Patent Search Tool, which encompasses comprehensive system development and maintenance of existing capabilities, as well as new features. The USPTO aims to enhance the modernization of patent examination.

The National Science Foundation is collaborating with 10 other government agencies and AI developers to promote President Biden's significant initiative in the artificial intelligence field. The core of this collaborative effort is the launch of the National AI Research Resource pilot program, aimed at fulfilling President Biden's executive order on AI. NAIRR will provide American researchers with AI models, computational power, datasets, software, and training. The program will focus on the application of AI in healthcare and environmental sustainability.

Generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) is expected to impact 90% of jobs in the United States, with the deployment of gen AI likely leading to significant changes in half of the jobs, affecting around 9% of workers. The widespread adoption of gen AI will impact not only manual and routine knowledge work but also higher-level knowledge work. Cognizant emphasizes the importance of strategic retraining and has launched the Synapse program aimed at redefining technology education and workforce development.

Over the past decade, the number of professionals in the European artificial intelligence sector has surged by 1000%, making it a hub for highly skilled talent. In 2023, European AI companies successfully raised 11 rounds of funding exceeding $100 million, driving the rise of startups. Once European startups secure seed investment, their chances of reaching a valuation of $1 billion are comparable to those in the United States, calling for better institutional investment channels. The European tech environment is more stable, creating greater certainty, predictability, and overall confidence in the ecosystem.

Analytical reports indicate that by 2030, generative AI will replace 2.4 million jobs in the U.S. and impact an additional 11 million jobs. It is predicted that generative AI will have a profound effect on white-collar work, particularly in technical writing, social science research assistance, proofreading, copywriting, and administrative positions. Creative industry workers, such as editors, writers, authors, and poets, are more likely to use generative AI tools in their work and are relatively less likely to be replaced. The report points out that generative AI will lead to increased automation unemployment rates.