Peter Salib

1 week ago | lawfaremedia.org | Peter Salib

A puzzling thing keeps happening in the artificial regulation (AI) regulation space. Writers whom I like and admire argue publicly that near-future AI systems could cause large-scale disasters—killing hundreds, thousands, or millions of people. They agree that, even if one is skeptical of AI regulation in general (which I am), targeted regulations addressing catastrophic AI risks are needed.

1 month ago | gritdaily.com | Peter Salib

What happens when one of the most talked-about names in sports tech brings its latest innovations to the heart of Manhattan? On April 18th, XbotGo answered that question with an exclusive live event at 135 Madison Avenue in New York City — unveiling major software upgrades to its flagship product, the XbotGo Chameleon, and offering a rare, hands-on look into the future of automated sports content creation.

1 month ago | gritdaily.com | Peter Salib

What if your entire doctor’s office fit in the palm of your hand? That’s the question the team behind Tricorder.Zero set out to answer, and judging by what this compact health device can do, they might’ve nailed it. With seven integrated sensors, more than 15 health and fitness monitoring functions, and no need for wearables, subscriptions, or even additional apps, Tricorder.Zero aims to make routine check-ups something you can do from your couch, not a waiting room.

2 months ago | lawfaremedia.org | Simon Goldstein |Peter Salib

As AI capabilities advance rapidly, the U.S. and China are locked in a race for AI supremacy. Soon, many expect AI to become the most important economic and military technology in the world. The participants in the race believe the stakes are existential: Whoever wins will “rule the world.”In recent essays, we’ve argued that a geopolitical race for AI supremacy is misguided. As with historic arms races—including the nuclear race—participating in an AI race has serious downsides.

2 months ago | gritdaily.com | Peter Salib

In a world where everyone seems to be chasing the dream of global mobility, the journey often collides with the harsh realities of complex immigration processes. That’s when I came across the founders of Immplify. Immplify is an AI-driven immigration platform, making cross-border transitions smoother and more accessible for all, and a startup poised to transform the immigration landscape. Founded by brothers with a pain point, Kunal and Anant Lall, Immplify was born from personal experience.