Wall Street Journal, September 15,

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President Donald Trump has said that there are already guardrails to regulate AI companies and to prosecute them. This appears to be a way to downplay concerns raised by leaders in the industry about the potential harm caused by artificial intelligence.

Microsoft has unveiled a draft code for its own?artificial intelligent that reflects the growing concern of industry that future AI must be controlled by humans.

Dell DFO Michael Dell, Sequence Holdings and Baldwin Group will privatize the insurance broker in a $7.7billion deal. This gives Baldwin Group greater flexibility to pursue AI investment.

Accenture, a leading IT consulting company, will pay $25 million in settlement of allegations made by the U.S. Government regarding diversity practices. This is a target that President Donald Trump’s administration has been pursuing during his second term.

The U.S. The Environmental Protection Agency has announced new rules that will repeal the limits on carbon emissions set by former President Joe Biden for?coal and gas-fired electricity plants? and prevent any future climate-focused regulation of these facilities.

OpenAI has acquired Glass Imaging, an?startup that develops higher-quality cameras for smartphones. The company was valued at more than $300 million.

(source: Reuters)