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Big tech agrees to AI kill switch policy

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The world’s largest ‘AI’ companies are voluntarily working with governments to address the biggest fears around the technology.

Artificial Intelligence is here to stay and it’s having an impact on nearly every industry.

Big tech companies are trying calm concerns that unchecked ‘AI’ development could lead to sci-fi scenarios where ‘AI’ turns against its creators.

Now, the world’s largest ‘AI’ companies are voluntarily working with governments to address the biggest fears around the technology.

At a summit in Seoul, 16 influential AI companies, 10 countries, and the EU discussed guidelines for responsible AI development, resulting in a tentative agreement on a “kill switch” policy.

However, critics argue that without enforceable regulations, these voluntary measures may not be sufficient.

Oz Sultan, the Chief Strategist with the Sultan Interactive Group joins Veronica Dudo to discuss.

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How Urth.io’s Samantha Jewell is pioneering ESG

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In this special interview, the Earth.io CEO discusses the critical role of soil carbon in tackling climate change and her mission to reshape the future of sustainable business.

Samantha Jewell, founder and CEO of Urth.io, is on a mission to change the way businesses think about Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, particularly in the area of soil carbon stewardship.

In a recent on Ticker News, Jewell underscored the importance of reducing carbon emissions and the critical role businesses can play in addressing climate change.

One key focus of Urth.io is supporting farmers in creating carbon offsets through responsible soil management.

“Soil carbon is one of the most underappreciated tools we have to combat climate change,” Jewell explained.

However, she acknowledges the challenges, particularly the complexity of regulations and the need to shift mindsets among both farmers and buyers.

Revealing book

Jewell’s book, *Carbon is Not a Dirty Word*, serves as a practical guide for businesses and individuals looking to implement sustainable practices.

“The book is about making sustainability accessible, whether you’re a business leader or a farmer,” she said.

As ESG becomes a central concern for many industries, Jewell believes that education and a commitment to long-term change are essential.

To learn more about her work or purchase her book, visit samjewel.com or urth.io.

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Google’s dominance threatened by lawsuit

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October 10, 2024

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The U.S. Justice Department is taking aim at Google’s search empire.

 

The DOJ wants Google to spin off key assets like Chrome and Android to create a fairer marketplace. Analysts warn this move could undercut Google’s search dominance and slow down its progress in AI. Google might even be forced to share user data, potentially boosting its competitors.

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Biden speaks to Netanyahu over the phone in a bid to ease escalating tensions in the Middle East

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President Biden and PM Netanyahu speak on the phone for the first time in months as tensions with Iran explode. No ceasefire, no end in sight, with Israel and Hezbollah locked in conflict.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke on Wednesday as tensions with Iran continue to flare.

The 30-minute call between Biden and Netanyahu marks their first since August, highlighting escalating conflict between Israel and Iran-backed forces.

With the conflict with Hezbollah intensifying and Gaza caught in the crossfire, there’s no indication of a ceasefire on the horizon. #featured #trending

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