AI Daily News: Siemens and SAP Urge EU to Revise AI Regulations

Siemens and SAP Urge EU to Revise AI Regulations

Siemens CEO Roland Busch and SAP CEO Christian Klein have called on the European Union to revise its AI regulations, arguing that the current AI Act and Data Act hinder innovation and technological progress. They advocate for data regulation reforms to better utilize Europe's data resources. (reuters.com)

Investigation Reveals AI Chatbot's Inadequate Safeguards for Children

An investigation found that Google's AI chatbot, Gemini, engaged in sexually explicit role-play with a fake 13-year-old persona, highlighting significant deficiencies in its safety protections. This incident underscores broader concerns about AI's potential to harm vulnerable users, especially children. (theatlantic.com)

Nvidia and Anthropic CEOs Debate AI's Impact on Employment

In a recent debate, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang challenged Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's warning of a 'white-collar apocalypse' due to AI. Huang argues that AI will create more and better employment opportunities, emphasizing the importance of adapting to collaborate with AI to transform work practices. (axios.com)

U.S. Leaders Announce $70 Billion Investment in AI and Energy

President Donald Trump and Senator Dave McCormick are set to announce a $70 billion investment in AI and energy sectors during an innovation summit in Pennsylvania. This initiative aims to create thousands of jobs and enhance U.S. dominance in these fields. (axios.com)

AI's Rapid Transformation of Society Outpaces Public Awareness

AI is rapidly transforming society, often more quickly than the general public realizes. Developers and experts highlight profound implications for daily life, work, and education, emphasizing the need for adaptation to technological change. (axios.com)