Private Equity and Future of AI Testing

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Exploring the effects of low interest rates on private equity, including deal-making and fundraising, as well as the challenges faced in the current market conditions. Also, discussing the outcomes of an artificial intelligence summit, including government testing of AI models and an annual report on AI risks.

Israeli troops have entered Gaza City, European private equity group CVC Capital Partners has postponed plans to float until next year, and central banks are hitting pause on interest rate rises while inflation stays strong.

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Israeli army attempts to ‘encircle’ Gaza City as Joe Biden calls for pause in fighting

CVC Capital Partners postpones plans for Amsterdam listing

Central banks hold interest rates at a scary time

BoE expected to leave rates unchanged as inflation remains strong

AI companies agree to government tests on their technology to assess national security risks

Sam Bankman-Fried convicted of fraud over FTX’s collapse

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