The use of artificial intelligence in the fight against doping was one of the key topics at the 3rd Anti-Doping Summit of Central and Eastern European Countries, held in Santorini with the participation of World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) officials and representatives from 26 countries.
A small but influential group of third-party AI safety evaluators is suddenly finding itself at the center of the tech industry’s biggest debates. As companies like OpenAI and Anthropic face mounting pressure over safety practices, these independent assessors are becoming the crucial arbiters of what constitutes responsible AI development in a multitrillion-dollar market.
AI is everywhere, so it’s no surprise that it’s being woven into the operations of cable broadband networks as operators look to stay steps ahead of service impairments, automatically fix some of them and improve overall customer experience. Meanwhile, broadband customers are using AI at an accelerating rate, but AI-related data consumption is not yet…
