Specifically, we are talking about the AI Bill of Rights being developed in the White House.
Lawmakers at least 7 US states are taking action to regulate artificial intelligence while Congress remains inactive.
This is stated in the AR material.
“These proposals are among the first steps in a decade-long debate to balance the benefits of this new technology with the widely documented risks,” the source notes.
According to Brown University professor Suresh Venkatasubramanian, artificial intelligence truly affects every aspect of human life, whether she knows it or not.
Specialist co-authors White House plan for AI bill of rights.
According to the BSA The Software Alliance, only about a dozen of the nearly 200 artificial intelligence-related bills introduced by government agencies have been passed in 2023.
“These and the more than 400 artificial intelligence-related bills discussed this year were mainly aimed at regulating, in particular, the situation with 200 deepfakes that have flooded social networks, as well as chatbots, for example ChatGPT,” the source says.
They are distinct from the seven state laws that would apply across all industries to regulate discrimination against artificial intelligence—one of technology's “most vicious and complex issues”—being debated from California to Connecticut.
Meanwhile, the so-called assistant Nadezhda based on artificial intelligence will appear in the “Action” application. TSN.ua has already reported on the main advantages of the innovation, namely the speed and time savings of the Action support team. Nadezhda's assistant is currently being tested and finalized.
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