TellWorldAI World Archive

Home›News

News

Each item is one event, written from several sources, with a footnote for every fact.

Total 72 · Clear filters

Policy

European Commission proposes the AI Act

In April 2021 the European Commission put forward its proposal for an Artificial Intelligence Act, submitted by Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton. It opened a negotiation in which the Council of the EU adopted its own position in December 2022.

Policy

Google publishes its AI principles

On 7 June 2018 Google published a set of seven objectives to guide its AI research and products, together with four kinds of application it said it would not pursue.

Policy

DARPA cuts academic AI funding

In the early 1970s DARPA sharply cut back support for undirected academic AI research and redirected money toward mission-oriented military projects. Together with the Lighthill report, the cuts are counted among the episodes that led into the first AI winter.

Policy

The ALPAC report on machine translation

The 1966 report of the Automatic Language Processing Advisory Committee, a seven-scientist panel led by John R. Pierce, judged machine translation slower, costlier and less accurate than human translation, and was followed by a sharp cut in US funding.