Trump reverses ‘critical’ AI safety order on first day in office
Donald Trump has rolled back protections meant to safeguard consumers from emerging AI technologies amid a flurry of executive orders on his first day back.
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Read more: Biden uses an executive order to open federal sites for AIPresident Biden’s latest executive would identify up to six federal sites where private AI data centers could be constructed.
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Critics question tech-heavy lineup of new Homeland Security AI safety board
Read more: Critics question tech-heavy lineup of new Homeland Security AI safety boardCEO-heavy board to tackle elusive AI safety concept and apply it to US infrastructure.
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Biden’s AI EO hailed as broad, but not deep without legislation to match
Read more: Biden’s AI EO hailed as broad, but not deep without legislation to matchThe Biden administration announced the details of a long-awaited Executive Order on AI today, ahead of an international summit on AI safety being held in the UK. But as with all such orders, what the President can dictate without legislative support is…
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Biden executive order bans federal agencies from using commercial spyware
Read more: Biden executive order bans federal agencies from using commercial spywareThe Biden administration on Monday announced a new executive order that would broadly ban U.S. federal agencies from using commercially developed spyware that poses threats to human rights and national security. The move to ban federal agencies — including law enforcement, defense and intelligence — from using commercial spyware comes as officials confirmed that dozens…
