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The UN is set to discuss the risks associated with AI.

Intel and Qualcomm are expected to visit Washington and Tesla rolls out the cyber truck.

Here's what's making headlines today.

The UN Security Council will hold its first formal talks on artificial intelligence

in New York this week, with the UK to call for an international dialogue about its impact on global peace and security.

Reuters reported that governments globally are mulling how to mitigate the risks of emerging AI technology, which could reshape economies and the

international security arena.

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly will chair the discussion on Tuesday. Last week China published interim measures for managing generative artificial intelligence services,

which will go into effect on August 15th.

Among the measures proposed are that Gen AI services must not generate incitement to subvert

state power, overthrow the socialist system, or endanger national security and interests.

In June, UN Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez backed a potential proposal by some AI

execs for the creation of an international AI watchdog.

The chief executives of Intel and Qualcomm are expected to visit Washington this week to discuss

China policy.

According to Reuters, which cited people familiar with the matter,

the executives will hold meetings with US officials

to discuss market conditions, export controls,

and other matters that impact their business.

It's not known who the executives will meet with on their visit.

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