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The government has presented the Digitální Česko 2.0 strategy with the aim of incorporating AI into the operations of government offices by 2030

The government has presented the Digitální Česko 2.0 strategy, which aims to enable citizens to handle administrative matters through a mobile app by 2030 and expand the use of AI in the work of government offices. You can find more details in the source article.

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Criticism: the global AI safety agenda overlooks deployment risks in Africa and the Global South

Analyst Liz Orembo (Research ICT Africa) criticizes the Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva for focusing on risks arising from model capabilities, while she argues that actual harms in Africa are caused by deployment risks – discriminatory scoring, digital identities, translation errors.

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Dario Amodei (Anthropic) denies supporting a ban on open-weight models, warns of AI misuse by authoritarian governments

Anthropic chief Dario Amodei denied that the company supports a ban on open-weight models, including Chinese models. He was responding to a letter from Nvidia, Meta, Microsoft, Mistral and Hugging Face opposing restrictions. He sees the main threat in authoritarian governments, not in open weights as such.

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The Trump administration is divided over policy on artificial intelligence and China

According to Wired, the US government is divided over its approach to regulating AI and China – Commerce Secretary Lutnick, adviser Sacks, Treasury Secretary Bessent and others disagree on export controls, sanctions and the pace of open-weight model development.