Distillation is legitimate competition, not intellectual property theft

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In the workplace, AI can make work easier and help get tasks done

AI-first workflows reduce human developers to supervisors of automated output

AI is an important tool in cybersecurity used to safeguard national security against competing state actors

The public sector has no control over the AI development activities of the tech sector

Subject matter experts, such as engineers, should be included in AI decision-making tables

The long-term consequences of developing powerful AI technology are unknown

AI development should continue, accompanied by security regulations

AI development should be slowed to allow regulations to be created with agreement between large tech companies and governments

The power of AI technology and the uncertainty of its consequences necessitate a focus on public safety

The development of AI is consuming a large amount of water and changing society

Public-private partnership mechanisms are in place for communication between the government and the tech sector regarding AI

AI development consumes a large amount of water

Current AI development is irresponsible because it lacks sufficient regulation to ensure safety

Subject matter experts and engineers should be at the decision-making table to explain the technical aspects of AI to public policy professionals

Big tech companies and governments should agree on a unified approach to managing AI development

The tech sector is involved with public institutions to communicate AI strategies and applications to public officials

Society needs to understand and adapt to powerful AI technologies to ensure public safety

The UN, NATO, and the EU are integrating AI into governance through initiatives like the Global Digital Compact and the Digital Services Act

Current AI development is irresponsible because it lacks regulations

Unite union general secretary Sharon Graham criticized Barclays for using AI as an excuse to discharge employees rather than upgrading their skills