The United States has created a working group to regulate AI, Rubio said
Quick Look
The US government has formed a task force led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to regulate AI, mitigate the risks of superintelligence and benefit from the technology.
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Why It Matters
The US government is shaping approaches to regulating artificial intelligence and interacting with the technology industry.
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The US government has formed a special working group to develop approaches to regulating artificial intelligence (AI).
The working group is chaired by Jay Clayton, Director of National Intelligence of the United States.
Last week, US President Donald Trump met with industry leaders, which resulted in a joint declaration outlining the basic outlines of the US government's approach to working with the technology.
WASHINGTON, October 7 – RIA Novosti. The US government has formed a special working group to develop approaches to regulating artificial intelligence (AI), US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday.
"The US government has launched a process... this task force is led by Jay Clayton (Director of National Intelligence of the United States - ed.). It will determine how the United States will engage with attempts to regulate, <...> mitigate the potential negative consequences of superintelligence, as well as the ability to benefit from its advantages," Rubio said at a joint press conference with the Greek Foreign Minister in Athens.
The Secretary of State also recalled that last week US President Donald Trump held a meeting with industry leaders, which resulted in a joint declaration defining the basic outlines of the US authorities’ approach to working with technology.
Open Questions
- What specific measures will be included in the working group’s regulations?
- Who else was included in the working group?
