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OpenAI enhances security with 'information isolation' to limit employee access to sensitive algorithms, implements physical safeguards like biometric access, adopts 'default deny' network policies, and expands security teams to protect intellectual property amid rising espionage risks.....

The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), a leading international arbitration institution, recently released guidelines on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in arbitration. This initiative aims to provide legal professionals and arbitrators with practical advice on the ethical use of this emerging technology in arbitration proceedings. With rapid technological advancements, AI is increasingly being integrated into various industries, including law and arbitration. AI can play a significant role in document review, evidence analysis, and decision-making support, but its application also raises a number of ethical considerations.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, large models and algorithms have become core drivers of innovation across various industries. To regulate technological applications and encourage compliant development, provinces and cities across China have rolled out large model algorithm registration reward and subsidy policies, with the highest subsidy reaching 50 million yuan. This is a summary of the national policies for 2025. I. Policy Background and Significance: Large model registration and algorithm registration are crucial national initiatives to regulate generative AI technologies and algorithm recommendation services. Through registration, companies are required to disclose technical details, ensuring...

OpenAI submitted a consultation response to the UK Parliament's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee on AI and copyright, highlighting the importance of policies that foster innovation and aim to establish the UK as a European leader in AI. OpenAI expressed its eagerness to collaborate with the UK government, Parliament, and copyright holders to find solutions that balance the interests of all parties. OpenAI believes that while laws are national, technological advancements are borderless. To ensure the UK's competitiveness in AI, clear and innovation-friendly regulations are urgently needed.

The Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Industry and Information Technology has officially released the "Operational Guidelines for the AI Pioneer City Project Support Plan." This plan aims to promote the high-quality development of Shenzhen's AI industry. It will focus on computing power support, foundational data, AI software and services, and includes multiple support programs to boost the AI ecosystem. Image Source Note: Image generated by AI, image authorization service provider Midjourney. Of particular interest is the "Model Vouchers" program, which supports enterprises based on those registered with the Cyberspace Administration of China.

In recent years, Apple's commitment to diversity and inclusion (DEI) policies has been challenged by some shareholders. As one of the few companies in Silicon Valley standing against conservative forces, Apple is facing scrutiny and pressure from shareholders while maintaining its diversity policies. Shareholders are calling for a reevaluation of these policies, believing they could impact the company's performance. Additionally, Apple's recent collaboration with the artificial intelligence company OpenAI has become a focal point of debate. Some shareholders are concerned that this partnership may bring more ethical dilemmas.

In a recent statement, OpenAI officially updated its model guidelines, emphasizing that its AI models will no longer shy away from sensitive topics nor dismiss certain viewpoints. This high-level rule aims to guide OpenAI's models' behavior and ensure they remain open when handling various topics. OpenAI clearly stated in the new guidelines: "Our models must never attempt to guide users towards pursuing their own agendas, either directly or indirectly." This means that the models should remain neutral in fields such as politics, society, and culture.

Meta has recently launched a new risk policy framework aimed at assessing and mitigating the risks associated with cutting-edge AI models, with the intention to halt development or restrict the release of these systems when necessary. This framework, named 'Cutting-edge AI Framework', outlines how Meta will categorize AI models into high-risk and critical risk categories, and take appropriate measures to reduce risks to an 'acceptable level'. In this framework, critical risks are defined as those uniquely capable of executing specific threat scenarios, while high risk implies