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The widespread use of generative AI raises concerns about bias, particularly when it comes to training on human-generated content. The biases inherent in the data used to train language models (LLMs) can influence their outputs, impacting interpretations and opinions. Issues such as access restrictions, delayed deployment in specific languages, and intellectual property concerns also contribute to bias. To ensure responsible AI, transparency in product and process development is essential. Lawmakers can play a role in promoting transparency, but global cooperation and harmonized rules are cruc...

Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer at Intel, said in an article published Wednesday in FedTech Magazine that government agencies should prioritize governance and assurance as they start evaluating use cases for artificial intelligence and should protect data and training models as they work to deploy AI tools.Register here to attend the Potomac Officers Club's 5th Annual Artificial Intelligence Summit on March 21 and hear federal leaders and industry experts discuss the latest developments in the field.

The National Data Bureau, which has been preparing for more than seven months, was officially launched on October 7. Liu Liehong is the director of the State Data Administration, and Shen Zhulin is the deputy director. The National Data Administration currently has dozens of staff on duty, and will continue to expand its team in the future with the official operation. The State Council Institutional Reform Plan, released in March this year, explicitly established the State data Bureau for the first time. The data element market will usher in a new era of institutional improvement, according to...