Bipartisan US Senate proposal on AI ethics panel good step but incomplete, experts say
The 17-member panel would advise lawmakers on AI and other technologies, and the bill sets aside $2 million a year for five fiscal years.
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Bipartisan US Senate proposal on AI ethics panel good step but incomplete, experts say • West Virginia Watch
A bipartisan U.S. Senate bill would create a panel to advise Congress on artificial intelligence policy. (Photo illustration by Getty Images) WASHINGTON — A proposed federal commission on artificial intelligence ethics could help address moral questions associated with the rapidly developing technology, but there are still some areas in which they believe the proposal falls short, experts say. Sens. Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, and Raphael W…
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Bipartisan US Senate proposal on AI ethics panel good step but incomplete, experts say
WASHINGTON — A proposed federal commission on artificial intelligence ethics could help address moral questions associated with the rapidly developing technology, but there are still some areas in which they believe the proposal falls short, experts say. Sens. Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, and Raphael Warnock, a Georgia Democrat, introduced a bill last week that would create a cross-party body of experts to “advise Congress on the ethical and…
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