The AI arms race is on. Are regulators ready? ...Middle East

The race among tech companies to roll out generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools is raising concerns about how mistakes in technology and blindspots in regulation could hasten the spread of misinformation, elevate biases in results and increase the harvesting and use of Americans' personal data. So far tech giants Microsoft and Google are leading the race in releasing new AI tools to the public, but smaller companies and startups are expected to make progress in the field. This year isn’t the start of the AI boom — both leading companies have been laying the groundwork for launching AI products for years. Still, Microsoft President Brad Smith has called 2023 an inflection

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