AI accelerates Internet freedom decline: Report

Ethical AI: Disruptive Digital Marketing

Albert Einstein once said, “Know where to find the information and how to use it. That is the secret of success.” The internet, a fundamental resource for connectivity, is crucial for all. In Jeff Kosseff's book The 26 Words That Created the Internet, the internet is defined by the phrase: “No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.”

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Ethical AI: Disruptive Digital Marketing

Albert Einstein once said, “Know where to find the information and how to use it. That is the secret of success.” The internet, a fundamental resource for connectivity, is crucial for all. In Jeff Kosseff's book The 26 Words That Created the Internet, the internet is defined by the phrase: “No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.”

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AI-powered smart farming system improves production efficiency in Anhui

By introducing IT technologies like Internet of Things, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, Jiao Rui, a young farmer born in the 1990s, has set up a smart decision making system on his farm which greatly improved the production efficiency.

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Draft bill on IT and cyber security seeks transparent, accountable use of AI

KATHMANDU, MARCH 12: The draft bill aimed at managing IT and cyber security emphasizes the use of innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT) in a transparent, accountable and safe manner. This provision is included in the draft bill released lately by the Ministry of Communications […] The post Draft bill on IT and cyber security seeks transparent, accountable use of AI appeared first on Aarthiknews:: A leading business & economic news portal from Nepal.

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HUAWEI: Accelerate the orderly provision of 5G spectrum for sustainable ICT industry and harmonious ecosystem

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MICROSOFT: Web3 Projects could get business development Director soon, Scouting Underway

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ASEAN luminaries call for inclusive digital trade ecosystem: NIKKEI-ISEAS forum

SHENZHEN, August 27: YusofIshak Institute (ISEAS), the “Nikkei-ISEAS Forum on Digitalizing Trade in South East Asia and ASEAN” brought together luminaries from the region including the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, Indonesia, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), ISEAS, Honey Consulting Ltd. and Huawei to explore initiatives to unlock the potential of digital tradein the region. The need for a connected, inclusive and multilateral digital trade ecosystemwas emphasized during the discussion. The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the adoption of digital technology. ASEAN predicts the digital economy will contribute one trillion US dollars to regional GDP.Third-party data shows 132% of SEA population has a mobile connection, 463 million people are internet users. There are many different trade agreements connecting the region. The importance of collaboration on building the digital trade ecosystem was echoed by participants in the forum.Mr. Choi Shing Kwok, Director and CEO, ISEAS-YusofIshak Institute, thanked NIKKEI and Huawei for supporting this meeting of minds, saying, “Digital trade is a promising driver of ASEAN’s trade that came to the fore during the COVID-19 pandemic and we expect it to prevail post-pandemic. By reducing trade costs and increasing productivity, digital technologies such as the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, and 3D printing can increase the growth rate of trade in developing countries, including those in the ASEAN region, by 2.5 percentage points per annum or 22.5 percentage points from 2021 to 2030.” Asa policy-maker, Dr. Rudy Salahuddin, Deputy Minister for Digital Economy, Manpower, and SMEs at Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, highlighted the crucial role of digital trade in boosting digital economy at large, especially in realizing a resilient economic recovery. He also mentioned the ASEAN faces challenges in ICT infrastructure gap and uneven rate of ICT adoption, to which ICT partners including Huawei can contribute. “Digital Trade offers golden opportunities for collaboration to support common goals such as regional economic recovery and tackling the climate crisis,” said Craig Burchell, Senior Vice President of Global Trade Affairs, Huawei, who also supported collaboration to unlock the potential of digital trade to benefit SEA and ASEAN. He referred to the Economist Report on the “Costs of Deglobalizing World Trade” as a warning signal on decoupling, and called for greater collaboration and advocated “Technology for All” policy to optimize digital services, such as 5G, Cloud and AI, to enable new trading opportunities for all. Further developments on the statistical front will be required to develop a meaningful measure of digital trade, said Annabelle Mourougane, Head of the Trade and Productivity Division at OECD, “This will support evidence-based analysis and inform firms’ investment choices and policymaking. All actors, including ICT and technology providers, need to be involved to advance the reflection in a fast-changing environment.Huawei's Digital Trade White Paper is in this regard a useful contribution to the debate.” Stephanie Honey, Principal of Honey Consulting Ltd, noted that while SEA enjoys a vibrant digital business community and consumer market, fragmented trade rules within the region and beyond meant that businesses were not able to realise the full potential of the digital economy. It would be essential to have collaboration, flexibility and multi-stakeholder participation in developing new digital trade rules, and to integrate approaches across as many economies as possible. There were a number of innovative regional agreements that could be used as models, including the Digital Economy Partnership among Singapore, New Zealand and Chile. During the forum, the idea of further nourishing open, inclusive digital trade policies gainedrecognition from speakers. Dr. Rudy Salahuddin, suggested policy-makers across the region should focus on cross-cutting regulations to enable the digital economy and to ensure fair sharing of the benefits of digital trade, with policies including trade facilitation, data governance, privacy, logistics, and cyber security. Given the differences in approach between the world’s largest trading blocs on some digital topics, Craig Burchell emphasized “There is a need for greater collaboration on new rules and better governance of the global digital ecosystem, and this work would benefit from an inclusive approach aimed at pursuing co-existence and interoperability rather than convergence.” A follow-up webinar themed “Facilitating Digital Trade in the Region” will take place on Sept. 14th.After the event, ISEAS will publish a policy brief on digital trade.

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Why AI Will Not Abolish Work

VIENNA – The diffusion of artificial intelligence (AI) across the economy has raised the possibility—and for many, the fear—that machines will eventually replace human work. They will not only perform an ever-larger share of mechanical operations, as we have been observing since the first Industrial Revolution, but will also coordinate work by establishing direct communication among machines (the so-called Internet of Things).

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AI accelerates Internet freedom decline: Report

सम्बन्धित सामग्री

By introducing IT technologies like Internet of Things, Big Data and Artificial Intelligence, Jiao Rui, a young farmer born in the 1990s, has set up a smart decision making system on his farm which greatly improved the production efficiency.