Joe Biden, the Vice President of the United States, stated on Tuesday that there is a need to confront the concerns that artificial intelligence poses to both the nation’s security and the economy, and he added that he will seek the counsel of experts concerning AI’s security and economic threats.
At a recent presentation in San Francisco, Vice President Joe Biden stated that the United States government is “committed to safeguarding the rights and safety of Americans while protecting their privacy, to addressing bias and misinformation, and to making sure that AI systems are safe before they are released.”
On Tuesday, we were in New York.
In order to have a conversation about artificial intelligence, Vice President Biden got together with a group of civil society leaders and advocates who have in the past decried the dominance of large tech companies.
“I wanted to hear directly from the experts,” he said. “I wanted to hear directly from them.”
The new technology has seen a surge in investment and popularity among consumers in recent months after OpenAI’s ChatGPT was made available to the public. As a result of this, a number of governments are contemplating ways to protect their citizens from the potential risks posed by the technology.
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Tristan Harris, the executive director of the Center for Humane Technology, Joy Buolamwini, the creator of the Algorithmic Justice League, and Rob Reich, a professor at Stanford University, participated in the discussion with Joe Biden on Tuesday.
The creation of laws to govern the use of generative artificial intelligence, which is AI that can generate text and images and whose influence has been compared to that of the internet, has been a top priority for regulators around the world.
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Biden has also recently discussed the subject of AI with other world leaders, such as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, whose government will convene a first global summit on artificial intelligence safety later this year. Biden’s discussions on this topic took place recently. During Narendra Modi’s current visit to the United States, it is anticipated that Vice President Biden will have a conversation with him about the subject matter.
In an effort to establish a global standard for a technology that is used in everything from automated factories to self-driving vehicles to chatbots, lawmakers from the European Union reached an agreement last week to make adjustments to a draft of rules on artificial intelligence that had been submitted by the European Commission.
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