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White House Releases National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence

WHITE HOUSE AI FRAMEWORK NEWS!🇺🇸 ⭐️🤖

I covered this like two weeks ago ,but in summary from these articles, what I was getting was these articles:

The National Policy Framework for AI by the White House outlines the US government’s approach to AI. These articles mainly talked about the benefits while addressing potential risks.

- Promoting innovation. (Supporting AI research to maintain global leadership.)

- AI Safety and trust. (AI systems must be transparent, accountable, and fair to avoid bias and ensure safety.)

- Privacy and rights. (Protect privacy/civil rights with responsible AI use.)

- Workforce strengthening and AI in the workplace. (Investing in AI education and reskilling for workers. AI taking jobs is something we also NEED to address! )

- Global collaboration. (Working with other nations to set global AI standards.)

- AI governance. (Developing policies to regulate AI and balance innovation with risk management. I think that this one is definitely needed! Here in the US, AI laws are basically nonexistent.)

- Ethical AI. (Focus on human centered AI that benefits society. This one also needs to be talked about desperately. What is ethical in AI vs. what is not.)

- Addressing Risks of AI. (They are trying to tackle specific concerns like national security, again job displacement, and misinformation. With Donald Trump, I fear that misinformation might be things he doesn't like or agree with. So I'm worried about this one!)

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