Tag: AI Bill of Rights

Discover the latest advancements and initiatives in the fast-growing Artificial Intelligence (AI) field. The White House is open for public comment on any risks or opportunities presented by AI until July 7, 2023. Get an inside look at the government's strategy to manage AI risks and take advantage of its opportunities. Plus, read about the U.K. and Microsoft's proposals for AI regulation.

As artificial intelligence advances, the need for its regulation raises alarm bells. OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and other leading figures in AI agree. The White House's AI Bill of Rights Blueprint outlines the complex task of balancing innovation with protection of rights. This is essential to ensure AI is safely navigated for a better world.

OpenAI, a San Francisco based AI technology company, has announced an important change regarding their use of customer data. CEO Sam Altman spoke with CNBC about their decision to no longer use customer data to train AI models, such as GPT, for paying customers. OpenAI launched an updated terms of service in March 2021 reflecting this change, in response to the potential abuse of AI chatbot tools like ChatGPT. The White House convened with tech company executives, including Altman, to discuss the need for transparency & standards to ensure customer safety & privacy. OpenAI will continue to promote responsible innovation & data protection.

Discover how the Biden administration will promote responsible AI innovation to reduce the potential risks posed by AI technology. Leaders such as Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Satya Nadella and Sundar Pichai supported the announcement as $140 million budget was proposed for AI research institutes. Find out more about the proposed AI Bill of Rights and the safety measures introduced by the White House to protect citizens rights.

At the meeting convened by the White House and attended by Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic, leaders discussed the safety of AI-driven tools, with Vice President Kamala Harris on hand. AI-related actions were released to prioritize responsible innovation and safeguard people's rights. Attention was drawn to the importance of safety and ethics in the development of AI technology.