🐢 China to lead new global AI organization + 8 more stories

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[6.2] China to lead global AI development organization — japantimes.co.jp (+11)

China will lead the formation of an international organization for joint AI development, aiming to prevent a few nations or companies from monopolizing the technology.

Premier Li Qiang stated that global cooperation is necessary to address AI's risks, such as job displacement and economic disruption, during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai.

This initiative follows U.S. restrictions on China's tech sector, including chip exports, and underscores Beijing's commitment to advancing its AI ambitions despite semiconductor shortages.

[6.6] EU regulator approves injectable HIV prevention drug — apnews.com (+16)

The European Medicines Agency recommended authorizing a twice-yearly injectable drug to prevent HIV, potentially ending its transmission.

The drug, lenacapavir, was found highly effective and of major public health interest. It is already used to treat HIV and studies showed it was nearly 100% effective in preventing transmission.

This injectable offers longer protection than existing options, but concerns exist about its widespread availability, though Gilead plans generic versions for many low-income countries.

Highly covered news with significance over 5.5

[6.3] Australia, UK sign submarine pact — smh.com.au (+17)

[6.2] France's top court says arrest warrant for Assad is invalid, new one can be issued — reuters.com (+16)

[5.8] Trump orders AI to avoid "woke" content — apnews.com (+13)

[5.8] France recognizes Palestinian statehood, first G7 nation to do so — dw.com (+317)

[5.7] Google’s new “Web Guide” will use AI to organize your search results — arstechnica.com (+17)

[5.5] Trump's order targets homeless encampments — apnews.com (+37)

[5.5] UK's new Online Safety Act to protect children from ‘toxic algorithms’ — independent.co.uk (+28)

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