Senator Scott Wiener / @scott_wiener: [Thread] California state Sen. Scott Wiener defends his AI safety bill SB 1047, after criticism that it will “crush OpenAI’s competitors” and open-source AI — AI policy is a new & fast-moving field & it’s healthy & important to have a diversity of perspectives. However, this thread contains some extreme inaccuracies — indeed outright fear-mongering — about our AI safety legislation (SB 1047) that need to be corrected: 🧵 …
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By Kyle Aristophere T. Atienza, Reporter PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. on Wednesday ordered regional wage boards to review minimum wage rates, as Filipino workers face stagnant salary growth despite rising living costs. The regional boards should consider economic challenges such as inflation in conducting wage reviews, Mr. Marcos said in a speech during a Labor Day ceremony in Malacañang. “As president, I call on the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board to initiate a timely review of the …
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