The United States Chamber of Commerce called for regulation of artificial intelligence technology in order to prevent it from hindering economic growth or posing a risk to national security. Although there are no AI-specific legislative proposals yet, some US lawmakers have raised concerns about the impact of the ChatGPT artificial intelligence program on national security and education.

In a report, the Chamber argues that business and policymakers need to work together to establish a risk-based regulatory framework to ensure responsible implementation of AI.

The paper also highlights that AI is expected to add $13 trillion to global economic growth by 2030 and has made important contributions, such as alleviating nursing shortages in hospitals and mapping wildfires to speed response by fire management officials. emergencies.

The Chamber emphasizes the need to be prepared for the imminent ubiquity of technology and its potential dangers, stating that in 20 years, “virtually all” businesses and government agencies will use AI.

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The Australian and UK authorities plan to ratify their free trade agreement before the end of the year, according to the director of the British Australian Chamber of Commerce, David McCredie, in an interview with Sky News Australia.

“We are very close to achieve it; we have not come (to finish it) yet, but … I do not think it is very far at all,” said McCredie.

UK authorities already announced an agreement in principle in June, in an attempt by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to delve into the country’s economic relations with third nations after Brexit, although the text has not yet been ratified.

Under the terms of the pact, tariffs would be eliminated on British products such as cars, Scotch whiskey, biscuits and ceramics, which would be cheaper to sell in Australia.

According to McCredie, both parties see the agreement as an opportunity not only to strengthen commercial ties, but to “really encourage (…) investment and mobility between the two countries.”

Source: dpa

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