EU leads AI regulation while US sits on the fence

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Hello and welcome back to another interesting day in AI, as the EU continues to lead the way in AI regulation, while the US still makes up its mind.

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📰 News: EU leads AI regulation while US sits on the fence

🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Tutorial: How to hire ChatGPT as your fitness trainer

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📰 News: EU leads AI regulation while US sits on the fence

EU lawmakers have taken the lead in AI regulation by drafting the first code of conduct for regulating AI, and have also encouraged their US counterparts to step up.  

The regulatory laws proposed by the EU during the US-EU Trade and Technology Council in Sweden would require AI developers to document all the copyrighted material they use for training their models.

So far, the US has been reluctant to match the EU’s landmark General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) policy, so it may not come as a surprise if the US decides to sit this one out as well.

Proponents for regulation argue for tougher AI policies, while those against it argue that fears about AI are overblown, and are a tool for incumbents like Google and AI to restrict new competition.

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🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Tutorial: How to hire ChatGPT as your fitness trainer

Don’t have the time to invest in a personal trainer to help with your fitness goals? Use ChatGPT to get a workable fitness plan.

Try the prompt below:

Act as a world-class personal trainer. Devise a promising but realistic fitness plan for me that utilizes strength training as well as nutritional health. I will provide you with information about my lifestyle, current health status and my fitness goals. As an expert, your plan should be using scientific knowledge to recommend the exercises I should be doing and the food I should be consuming. For now, I want  to lose weight while building muscle. 

Here’s the result:

You can customize this prompt to suit your fitness goals. For example, instead of losing weight and gaining muscle you could ask ChatGPT to give you core exercises or instead of strength training you could ask for a cardio plan.

Hiring a personal trainer is definitely worth the time and investment for those who can afford it, but using ChatGPT can be a good starting point if you’re new to working out.

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