The AI Action Summit held in Paris on February 11 brought sharp divisions in artificial intelligence regulation to the surface. The United States and the United Kingdom rejected signing the "Artificial Intelligence for People and Planet" declaration, while more than 61 countries - including France, China, India and
Singapore announced comprehensive artificial intelligence (AI) governance initiatives in Paris on February 11, 2025, during the AI Action Summit (AIAS). The measures, outlined by Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo, aim to increase the safety of AI applications for Singaporean and global users, responding to the cross-border nature
Current AI, a pioneering nonprofit artificial intelligence initiative, launched with $400 million in initial funding on February 10, 2025, at the Paris AI Action Summit. The project aims to support AI developments that directly serve social interests, with special focus on healthcare and environmental protection goals. The initiative is backed
Google and the Polish government signed a strategic partnership agreement on February 13, 2025, to develop artificial intelligence, primarily focusing on energy and cybersecurity. The agreement includes a $5 million training program to develop the digital skills of one million Polish citizens over the next five years. Google is already
A 12. Világkormányzati Csúcstalálkozó (World Governments Summit 2025) február 11-13. között került megrendezésre Dubajban, ahol a mesterséges intelligencia (AI) került a középpontba. A rendezvényen több mint 30 állam- és kormányfő, 140 kormánydelegáció, 400 miniszter, továbbá a Google, IBM és HP vezérigazgatói vettek részt, akik az AI kormányzati szerepéről és jövőbeli
Elon Musk's investor group made a $97.4 billion bid to acquire OpenAI's nonprofit organization on February 10, 2025. The bid took another turn just two days later when Musk indicated in a court filing that he would withdraw it if OpenAI halts its profit-oriented transformation
The European Commission announced on February 11, 2025, the withdrawal of three significant technology regulation proposals, including those on standard essential patents (SEP), artificial intelligence liability, and consumer data protection. Behind the decision are disagreements between EU member states and legislators, as well as intensive industry lobbying. Among the withdrawn
Thomson Reuters achieved a significant victory in a landmark copyright lawsuit on February 11, 2025, when the Delaware District Court rejected ROSS Intelligence's defense in the case of unauthorized AI data use. The lawsuit, initiated in 2020, centered on whether ROSS Intelligence legally used content from Thomson Reuters&
The two-day artificial intelligence summit held in the French capital between February 10-11, 2025, was attended by nearly one hundred countries and more than a thousand stakeholders. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the country's €109 billion AI investment plan at the event. At the meeting co-organized with Indian
As part of the EU co-funded AI EDIH project, Budapest University of Technology and Economics is organizing a comprehensive professional workshop on industrial applications of 5G and artificial intelligence on February 25, 2025. The event aims to facilitate businesses' digital transformation, with a special focus on startups, SMEs, and
Miklós Sebők, in an interview with HVG, discussed the possibilities and challenges of artificial intelligence development in Hungary. He emphasized that although AI is gaining increasing strategic importance globally, Hungary is not yet fully utilizing the regulatory and development opportunities provided by the EU. In the interview, Sebők emphasized that
OpenAI and SoftBank Group announced on February 3, 2025, their collaboration to develop and sell a corporate AI system called Cristal Intelligence, under which SoftBank is investing $3 billion annually to integrate OpenAI's technologies within its group of companies. As part of the partnership, the newly established SB
