The emergence of stronger forms of artificial intelligence, such as foundation models, multi-modal models, large language models, and transformers, has the potential to disrupt existing sectors and information ecosystems. How can the transformative powers, and the opportunities and risks associated with these new models be better understood and harnessed?
AI value alignment is essential to ensure that AI systems accord with core human values and operate in ways that reflect diverse societal values and ethical principles. This white paper, ...
The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2024, produced in collaboration with Accenture, examines the cybersecurity trends that will affect economies and societies in the y...
本白書では、グローバル・ライトハウス・ネットワークの153拠点を通して第四次産業革命の進化を探求し、最新の21拠点の革新的な製造技術について考察しています。
Worldwide regulatory activity seeking to rein in Artificial Intelligence (AI) is picking up speed. While not specific to AI, the oft-repeated refrain is that technology-related legislatio...
From simulating molecules a million times faster than 10 years ago, to the possibility of applying artificial intelligence (AI) for quality care, AI applications offer many potential oppo...
Generative artificial intelligence (AI), embodied in programmes like ChatGPT and Google’s Bard, is a major force that sectors from manufacturing to healthcare must respond to — but the se...
