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In Today’s Newsletter:

• White House implements stricter regulations on AI

• Google will run on-device AI on Pixel 8

• NYC's subway installs AI Metal Detectors

• More AI news from around the world

• New Release

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TOP NEWS
White House implements stricter regulations on AI usage by Federal Agencies

The White House has introduced new regulations aimed at mitigating the risks associated with AI deployment by federal agencies, affecting entities like the TSA and federal healthcare systems. Led by Vice President Kamala Harris, the policy mandates agencies to safeguard against AI-related harms, ensure transparency in AI use, and recruit AI experts. Notable provisions include measures to prevent algorithmic discrimination, enforce human oversight in critical areas like healthcare, and enhance transparency through public inventories of AI usage. The initiative also involves hiring Chief AI Officers and expanding the AI workforce to bolster governmental AI capabilities while fostering innovation responsibly.

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Google will run on-device AI on Pixel 8

In response to public pressure, Google announces that the Pixel 8 will now support on-device AI features, powered by Gemini Nano. Despite previous claims of hardware limitations, Pixel 8 owners will enjoy capabilities such as on-device recorder summaries and smart replies in Gboard, aligning with advancements seen in other flagship devices. This victory underscores the impact of user advocacy in tech development.

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NYC's Subway safety gets a tech boost with AI Metal Detectors

NYC Mayor Eric Adams plans to enhance subway safety with AI-equipped metal detectors, comparing the initiative to historic moments like the space race. These detectors, able to differentiate between guns and harmless objects, are slated for deployment pending further testing by the NYPD. Despite past tech trials, concerns persist over the efficacy of such measures amidst ongoing safety challenges.

MORE NEWS

Meta plans to integrate AI features into its Ray-Ban smart glasses next month, allowing users to perform tasks like translation and object identification.

Google.org, Google's non-profit arm, initiates a $20 million funding program to support non-profit organizations developing generative AI technologies. The program, will aid 21 organizations with grants, technical training, and mentors, aiming to enhance productivity and efficacy in serving target groups.

Researchers from Stanford Medicine have leveraged GenAI to design six novel drugs targeting antibiotic-resistant strains using an AI model, called SyntheMol, generating potential antibiotics and their synthesis instructions.

Metaview, an AI startup, introduces an AI-powered note-taking tool designed specifically for streamlining the hiring process. By automatically recording, analyzing, and summarizing job interviews, Metaview aims to alleviate the burden of manual note-taking for recruiters and hiring managers.

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