So I just think it’s better to be prudent.” 'A new approach'
“If we make a mistake, then we require another act of Congress to fix it.
And nowadays, there’s a lot that we don’t know,” Lieu said in an interview. “I think it would be helpful before Congress does anything massive to at least get some expert advice and to be humble about this. Lieu warned colleagues against rushing to pass legislation. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, will introduce a companion bill in the Senate. Ken Buck, R-Colo., are teaming up on the House bill, while Sen. Ted Lieu and Anna Eshoo, both California Democrats, and Rep. leadership in the technology.Īlso Tuesday, a bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers rolled out legislation, the National AI Commission Act, that would create a blue-ribbon commission of experts to study and evaluate the best way for the U.S. innovation in AI technologies that focuses on unlocking the potential of AI and maintaining U.S. Explain: Companies should share how an AI system arrived at a particular answer in simple and understandable terms so users can better understand why the system produced a particular answer and where it came from.Foundations: Require that AI systems align with democratic values at their core, protect elections, promote AI’s societal benefits while avoiding potential harms, and stop the Chinese Communist Party from writing the rules of the road for AI.Accountability: Support the creation of “responsible” systems to address issues like misinformation and bias and support creators by addressing copyright concerns and protecting intellectual property.Security: Shore up national security by examining AI threats from foreign adversaries or rogue groups and ensure economic security for workers, especially low-skilled, low-income workers.The “SAFE Innovation for AI” framework has five central pillars: Schumer said that during the first half of the year, he and his team have been holding discussions with more than 100 AI developers, executives, scientists, workforce experts and others to develop their legislative framework. “AI could be used to jaundice and even totally discredit our elections as early as next year,” Schumer said, adding, “Without taking steps to make sure AI preserves our country’s foundations, then we risk the very survival of our democracy.” Five pillars
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