Transparent, approved and stoppable: A standard for government’s use of AI
Topics: AI Policy
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- The Hill reports: “As hundreds of new lawmakers prepare to take office in January, experts are calling for immediate legislative action to ensure government use of artificial intelligence is transparent, approved and…”
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