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Our correspondent michelle fleury is in new york. so who's involved in this, and what can we expect from this meeting? this is a huge concern at the moment, ai risks, a lot of people are talking about it and at this meeting, we are expecting to see some big names in the name of artificial intelligence. you will see the likes of matter, google, amazon, microsoft and others, all discussing what can be done to manage the risks. we understand the white house has secured some voluntary agreement from the seven companies to essentially try and save god police themselves in a couple of areas. i can t...

Might be legislation which is too big to get done realistically in the timeline we are looking at. it is an issue that policymakers are grasping at, more broadly around the world. this week there is the elite conference taking place in aspen, they been talking about aa rusks, they been talking about aa rusks, the national security council in new york meeting —— ai risks. there are some states a what is needed is some global body akin to atomic security council to regulate ai. global body akin to atomic security council to regulate al. the conversations at this point are beginning, this is ...

Bsa members have long recognized that, they've committed to it, and that's why we welcome steps towards an effective regulatory framework. if you look at the framework that has been introduced by the white house, it includes this commitment on al safety. quote, "the companies commit to internal and external security testing of their ai systems before their release". "this testing, which will be carried out in part by independent experts, guards against some of the most significant sources of ai risks, such as biosecurity and cybersecurity, as well as its broader societal effects". so from your...

The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law said it will hold a hearing titled "Oversight of AI: Principles for Regulation" that will include Amodei, who heads the startup backed by Alphabet Inc's Google, as well as computer science professors Yoshua Bengio and Stuart Russell.

The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology, and the Law said it will hold a hearing titled "Oversight of AI: Principles for Regulation" that will include Amodei, who heads the startup backed by Alphabet Inc's Google, as well as computer science professors Yoshua Bengio and Stuart Russell.