US and UK sign agreement to regulate AI models
The governments of the UK and US have signed what they claim is the first international bilateral agreement to regulate the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) models.
The governments of the UK and US have signed what they claim is the first international bilateral agreement to regulate the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) models.
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A coalition of US financial trade associations are calling on the Securities and Exchange Commission to rescind its cyber incident disclosure rule, claiming that it endangers victims.
The United Arab Emirates is closing in on the phased launch of its Digital Dirham central bank digital currency.
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Rerail, an angel fund for fintech startups, has closed on a $20 million warchest.
Rachel Reeves, UK Chancellor, announced reductions to allowance for tax-free cash savings in a push to get the public to allocate more funds into stocks and shares to boost the economy. However, backlash from building societies and banks has led to these plans being shelved.
Australian consumer lender Latitude Financial has revealed that 14 million customer records, including drivers licences, passports and financial statements were stolen in a cyber attack.
The body responsible for managing the implementation of the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) has announced plans to develop a digital version that can be rolled out across multiple sectors beyond the financial services market.