The White House is hosting its first meeting with the CEOs of Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and OpenAI to discuss the risks of the revolutionary technology, as the Biden administration puts its own spin behind the safe development of the innovation. plans to put on weight, JEE News reported.
The White House said in a statement that it will host CEOs of top artificial intelligence companies on Thursday to discuss risks and safeguards as the technology continues to gain attention from governments and lawmakers around the world. Is.
According to JEE News, the White House is calling on executives after President Biden warned that companies have a responsibility to ensure that artificial intelligence-related products are safe before they are released.
Creative artificial intelligence has become a buzzword this year, with apps like ChatGPT capturing the public’s fancy, creating a rush for companies to launch similar products that they’re talking about. I think the nature of work will change.
Millions of users have begun testing such tools, which proponents say can perform medical diagnoses, write screenplays, create legal briefs and debug software, raising concerns. There has been how this technology can lead to privacy breaches, employment decisions and power scams and misinformation. Campaigns
“Our goal is to be open about the risks we see in current and near-term AI development,” said a senior administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter. are.” “Our north star here is the idea that if we’re going to realize these benefits, we have to start by managing the risks.”
Thursday’s meeting included Google’s Sundar Pichai, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella, OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Anthropic’s Dario Amudi along with Vice President Kamala Harris and administration officials including Biden’s chief of staff Jeff Zientes, national security adviser Jack Sullivan, will be joined by Lyle Brainard, director of the National Economic Council. and Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.
Before the meeting, the administration announced a $140 million investment from the National Science Foundation to launch seven new AI research institutes and said the White House Office of Management and Budget’s policy guidance on the use of AI by the federal government Will issue.
Leading AI developers, including Anthropic, Google, Hugging Face, NVIDIA, OpenAI, and Stability AI, will participate in public evaluation of their AI systems at DEFCON 31’s AI Village – one of the world’s largest hacker conventions – And will run. On a platform developed by Scale AI and Microsoft.
Shortly after Biden announced his re-election bid, the Republican National Committee produced a video featuring a dystopian future during Biden’s second term, created entirely with AI imagery.
As AI technology spreads, such political ads are expected to become commonplace.
U.S. regulators have fallen short of the stricter approach European governments have taken on tech regulation and in laying down tougher rules about deep fakes and misinformation that companies must follow or risk hefty fines. Should.
“We don’t see this as a race,” the administration official said, adding that the administration is working closely with the US-EU Trade and Technology Council on the issue.
In February, Biden signed an executive order directing federal agencies to eliminate bias in the use of AI. The Biden administration has also released an AI Bill of Rights and a Risk Management Framework.
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division also said they would use their legal authorities to fight AI-related harm.
The tech giants have repeatedly vowed to combat election-related propaganda, fake news about the COVID-19 vaccine, racist and sexist messages, pornography and child exploitation, and hate messages targeting ethnic groups. Is.
But they have failed, research and news stories show. About one in five fake news articles in English on the six major social media platforms were tagged as misleading or misleading, according to a recent study by the activist NGO Voice, and articles in other European languages. The flag was not planted.
