AI Daily News: Apple's AI Executive Joins Meta Amid Talent Competition

Apple's AI Executive Joins Meta Amid Talent Competition

Ruoming Pang, Apple's top executive overseeing its artificial intelligence foundation models team, is departing to join Meta Platforms. Pang will become part of Meta's new superintelligence team, highlighting the ongoing competition among tech giants to secure elite AI talent. (reuters.com)

Ohio Mandates AI Policies for K-12 Schools by Mid-2026

By July 2026, all K-12 public schools in Ohio must implement policies on the appropriate use of artificial intelligence, as mandated by the state's latest budget. This initiative reflects a broader move towards recognizing AI as a valuable educational resource. (axios.com)

Debate Intensifies Over AI Regulation Amid European CEO Concerns

European CEOs have urged a halt to the EU’s AI Act, citing competitiveness concerns. However, experts argue that regulation is essential to address the transformative implications of AI on employment, civil liberties, and security. (ft.com)

Middle Management Roles Decline as AI Adoption Increases

The rise of artificial intelligence is leading to a reduction in middle management roles, with many managers now overseeing significantly larger teams. This trend, known as the 'Great Flattening,' is evident in various sectors, including Big Tech companies like Microsoft. (axios.com)

U.S. Senate Removes AI Regulatory Ban from GOP Bill After State Opposition

The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to remove a proposed 10-year ban on state regulation of artificial intelligence from a major Republican bill. This decision reflects bipartisan resistance and underscores the growing urgency for comprehensive national AI regulations. (apnews.com)