In 2024, technology took a gigantic leap forward, especially with artificial intelligence. These rapid advancements prompted governments and industry leaders to strategize on how to best keep it safe.  

Joining the discussion:  

• Nina Xiang is a tech journalist and author of the book “Red AI.”  
• Shaoshan Liu is Director of Embodied AI at the Shenzhen Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Society. 
• Ray Wang is founder and CEO of Constellation Research.  
• Amr Awadallah is founder and CEO of Vectara, a generative AI company.

Artificial intelligence – is it bad? Yes. But on the other hand it is also terrible | First Dog on the Moon https://t.co/MO5g4X1NXz

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This 132-cm-tall, China-developed #HumanoidRobot features 23 to 43 joint motors and a force-position hybrid control system, giving it flexibility beyond ordinary people. It can perform standing broad jumps and simulate human hand movements to achieve precise object manipulation. pic.twitter.com/ogbC7g9j95

— China Science (@ChinaScience) November 15, 2024