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US lawmakers want regulations for "high-risk AI models" by the end of 2023

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USsenator Richard Blumenthal wants to create a new, independent licensing regime to determine who can develop high-risk artificial intelligence models. Blumenthal and his Republican co-sponsor Josh Hawley want to pass new legislation by the end of 2023. Microsoft president Brad Smith signaled his support in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing today.

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US lawmakers want regulations for "high-risk AI models" by the end of 2023

US senator Richard Blumenthal wants to create a new, independent licensing regime to determine who can develop “high-risk” artificial intelligence models. And he wants to move quickly, hoping to pass new legislation by the end of 2023.Read more...

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US lawmakers want regulations for "high-risk AI models" by the end of 2023

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