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☆ OpenAI chief goes before US Congress to propose licenses for building AI
  + stars: | 2023-05-16 | by ( Diane Bartz Jeffrey Dastin | Diane Bartz | Jeffrey Dastin | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
In his first appearance before a congressional panel, CEO Sam Altman is set to advocate licensing or registration requirements for AI with certain capabilities, his written testimony shows. That way, the U.S. can hold companies to safety standards, for instance testing systems before their release and publishing the results. "Regulation of AI is essential," Altman said in the prepared remarks which were seen by Reuters. An OpenAI staffer recently proposed the creation of a U.S. licensing agency for AI, which could be called the Office for AI Safety and Infrastructure Security, or OASIS, Reuters has reported. She is expected to urge Congress to focus regulation on areas with the potential to do the greatest societal harm.
☆ Washington is determined to govern AI, but how?
  + stars: | 2023-05-15 | by ( Diane Bartz Jeffrey Dastin | Diane Bartz | Jeffrey Dastin | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +5 min
Interviews with a U.S. senator, congressional staffers, AI companies and interest groups show there are a number of options under discussion. Some proposals focus on AI that may put people's lives or livelihoods at risk, like in medicine and finance. Other possibilities include rules to ensure AI isn't used to discriminate or violate someone's civil rights. Another debate is whether to regulate the developer of AI or the company that uses it to interact with consumers. GOVERNMENT MICROMANAGEMENTThe risk-based approach means AI used to diagnose cancer, for example, would be scrutinized by the Food and Drug Administration, while AI for entertainment would not be regulated.
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