Updates on AI Development and Regulation in Different Countries, Launch of AI Tools, and Emergence of Malicious AI Tool

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This chapter covers the latest updates and developments in the field of AI, including contrasting approaches to AI regulation in different countries, new AI tools being launched by companies like JD.com and Infosys, the battle between France and Britain for AI dominance in Europe, and the emergence of a malicious AI tool called WormGPT in underground forums.

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