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OpenAI and Microsoft team up with state law enforcers on AI safety task force | News Channel 3-12
The task force aims to create voluntary AI safety guardrails and coordinate enforcement to address risks including harm to children, amid growing regulatory gaps.
- On Monday, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson and Utah Attorney General Derek Brown announced a bipartisan AI Task Force partnered with OpenAI and Microsoft.
- Facing a regulatory vacuum, state officials moved before federal action arrived as Jackson and Brown earlier this year helped remove a proposed 10-year moratorium on state AI enforcement.
- The task force will focus on three things: working with law enforcement, experts and stakeholders to identify emerging AI issues, developing basic safeguards for AI developers, and creating a standing forum.
- Although voluntary, the guardrails could facilitate joint action by states, as state attorneys general note the task force eases coordinated enforcement and OpenAI chief strategy officer Jason Kwon expressed gratitude for the collaboration.
- Amid diverging company approaches and rising concerns in recent months, Jackson warned `AI is moving fast, and so are the risks` while Microsoft's AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman differ on adult content policies.
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AI Safety Push Grows As States, OpenAI, And Microsoft Team Up
Two state attorneys general have launched a new bipartisan task force aimed at setting basic safety standards for artificial intelligence. North Carolina’s Jeff Jackson, a Democrat, and Utah’s Derek Brown, a Republican, announced the AI Task Force on Monday, with OpenAI and Microsoft joining as founding partners. The group plans to develop voluntary safeguards to protect users, especially children, and to help states identify emerging risks from…
OpenAI and Microsoft team up with state law enforcers on AI safety task force
Artificial intelligence is playing a greater role in everything from homework to jobs and even romantic companionship – all without much oversight to guarantee the tech is being developed and used safely.
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