The US government has offered a $15 million reward for valuable information leading to the identification or apprehension of key members of the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware syndicate.
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The United States sponsored the first-ever UN General Assembly resolution to ensure safe, secure and reliable artificial intelligence (AI). The draft resolution recognizes the potential of AI in disease detection, flood forecasting and training the next generation of workers, and emphasizes the importance of global consensus and inclusivity in the discussion and use of this technology.
The resolution is intended to be a step forward in advancing the safe use of AI around the world, calling for global support for the principles of technology development and application, while protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms. Intensive negotiations with 193 UN member states, gaining consensus support for a draft resolution aimed at reducing the digital divide between countries and ensuring equal access to the benefits of AI. The resolution also emphasizes the need for further discussions on the governance of AI systems.
The first UN resolution on artificial intelligence, initiated by the US, aims to ensure the safe, secure and reliable use of AI. With the aim of reducing the digital divide and supporting global development, the resolution should be a historic step in shaping the future of AI, taking into account the needs of developing countries and ensuring equal access to technology.
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