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AI exclusions are spreading through commercial policies, brokers warn clients to check cover | Insurance Business

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Artificial Intelligence (AI) could significantly transform productivity, investment, labour markets and economic policy, while creating both opportunities and risks for workers, businesses and countries.

Acknowledgments This task force report is part of a joint initiative by the Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University SIPA and the New Energy Industrial Strategy Center (NEIS Center) on the role of governments in supporting the financing of strategic energy transition technologies and projects. It reflects the authors’ understanding of key…

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The Ministry of SMEs and Startups introduced South Korea’s artificial intelligence (AI) policies for small and midsize companies and startups to 20 member economies in the Asia-Pacific region.

Roughly two-thirds of companies have suffered a business-critical app outage due to misconfigured security policies, a Cloud Security Alliance report found.

North Carolina educators are trying to navigate one of the most complex technological quandaries facing students in years: How to teach the value and ethical use of artificial intelligence without students becoming so reliant that they don’t learn how to reason for themselves. 

Elsevier has updated its generative AI policies across its journal portfolio to provide clearer guidance for researchers, reviewers, and editors. The guidelines address the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence in academic workflows. Consequently, the policy aims to help researchers use AI tools with confidence while upholding research integrity and confidentiality.

Generative AI tools are becoming part of everyday academic workflows, creating new opportunities for how research is produced, written and published. But scholarly publishing depends on trust. Authors, reviewers, editors and readers need confidence that research remains accurate, original, confidential and accountable.