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Gemma 3: Google launches its latest open AI models

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Dubbed the “Gemmaverse,” this ecosystem signals a thriving community aiming to democratise AI. “The Gemma family of open models is foundational to our commitment to making useful AI technology accessible,” explained Google. Applications open today and remain available for four weeks.

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Advancing AI trust with new responsible AI tools, capabilities, and resources

AWS Machine Learning Blog

As generative AI continues to drive innovation across industries and our daily lives, the need for responsible AI has become increasingly important. At AWS, we believe the long-term success of AI depends on the ability to inspire trust among users, customers, and society.

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Considerations for addressing the core dimensions of responsible AI for Amazon Bedrock applications

AWS Machine Learning Blog

The rapid advancement of generative AI promises transformative innovation, yet it also presents significant challenges. Concerns about legal implications, accuracy of AI-generated outputs, data privacy, and broader societal impacts have underscored the importance of responsible AI development.

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With Generative AI Advances, The Time to Tackle Responsible AI Is Now

Unite.AI

Today, seven in 10 companies are experimenting with generative AI, meaning that the number of AI models in production will skyrocket over the coming years. As a result, industry discussions around responsible AI have taken on greater urgency.

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EU AI Act: What businesses need to know as regulations go live

AI News

EU AI Act has no borders The extraterritorial scope of the EU AI Act means non-EU organisations are assuredly not off the hook. As Marcus Evans, a partner at Norton Rose Fulbright , explains, the Act applies far beyond the EU’s borders. The AI Act will have a truly global application, says Evans.

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Don’t pause AI development, prioritize ethics instead

IBM Journey to AI blog

Therefore, for both the systems in use today and the systems coming online tomorrow, training must be part of a responsible approach to building AI. We don’t need a pause to prioritize responsible AI. The stakes are simply too high, and our society deserves nothing less.

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Navigating AI Bias: A Guide for Responsible Development

Unite.AI

Even AI-powered customer service tools can show bias, offering different levels of assistance based on a customers name or speech pattern. Lack of Transparency and Explainability Many AI models operate as “black boxes,” making their decision-making processes unclear.

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