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Westend61/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- The Biden administration will support public assessments of generative AI systems like ChatGPT to educate the public about whether these new systems align with the administration’s “bill of rights” for AI that’s aimed at preventing the new technology’s misuse, The White House announced early on Thursday. These assessments will take place at a hacker convention in Las Vegas in August, the White House said. Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday pl...

(WASHINGTON) -- The Biden administration will support public assessments of generative AI systems like ChatGPT to educate the public about whether these new sys

Westend61/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- The Biden administration will support public assessments of generative AI systems like ChatGPT to educate the public about whether these new systems align with the administration’s “bill of rights” for AI that’s aimed at preventing the new technology’s misuse, The White House announced early on Thursday. These assessments will take place at a hacker convention in Las Vegas in August, the White House said. Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday pl...

Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with American tech executives Thursday as the White House seeks to implement new federal controls on artificial intelligence.

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The announcement from the White House Briefing Room also included plans for a public evaluation of existing generative AI systems.

Suddenly, legislators are grappling with the rise of a powerful new technology. But a grab bag of proposals and a simmering split over the purpose of new rules means the response is moving far slower than the AI itself.

The White House said it will support public assessments of generative AI systems about whether they align with the administration’s “bill of rights” for AI.

The Biden administration on May 4 announced a variety of artificial intelligence (AI) policies and programs, including news ...

Vice President Harris and senior administration officials met with the CEOs of Alphabet (Google), Anthropic, Microsoft and OpenAI to discuss the need for “responsible, trustworthy and ethical” innovation.