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For the 99th Academy Awards, the Academy will only accept credited acting by human performers and screenplays that are human‑authored, though limited AI use remains under review.
#academy, #oscars, #artificialintelligence, #film
The New Museum reopens March 21 with a $125M OMA-designed glass tower, doubling space and debuting “New Humans,” a sweeping show on AI.
#newmuseum, #architecture, #contemporaryart, #artificialintelligence, #newyorkcity
A South Korean doctor proposes “Model Medicine,” a clinical framework to diagnose and treat AI behavior, complete with scans, syndromes and recalls.
#artificialintelligence, #aisafety, #interpretability, #regulation, #research
State-backed startup Sarvam AI unveils Indus chatbot and releases 30B and 105B models under an open license, testing India’s “sovereign AI” push.
#india, #artificialintelligence, #opensource, #sarvamai, #sovereignty
SXSW’s 40th Music Festival runs March 12–18 with all pillars concurrent, 4,400 acts, more global showcases—and AI shaping the week.
#sxsw, #austin, #musicfestival, #artificialintelligence, #livemusic
Vietnam’s new AI law takes effect, imposing risk tiers, deepfake labels and a national registry—an early regional test of strict AI oversight.
#vietnam, #artificialintelligence, #regulation, #datasovereignty, #deepfakes
A record $110B round values OpenAI near $840B, with phased funding that could flow back to investors via cloud, chips and data-center contracts.
#openai, #artificialintelligence, #amazon, #nvidia, #softbank
A UK-led report chaired by Yoshua Bengio maps rising risks from frontier AI and scrutinizes voluntary safety “thresholds” as leaders meet in New Delhi.
#artificialintelligence, #aisafety, #regulation, #uk, #india