In October 2023, President Joe Biden signed an executive order to regulate AI, emphasizing civil rights, job security, and privacy. However, the order, while establishing the US AI Safety Institute for testing and safety measures, lacked specificity, leaving loopholes unaddressed. Some agencies were directed to pause AI regulation efforts, and the director of the AISI resigned, indicating instability in the regulatory landscape. Following Biden's policies, analysts suggest they may face challenges from the Trump administration's responses, putting the future of strict AI regulation at risk.
"Biden's executive order on regulating AI aimed to promote responsible development but is hampered by loopholes and lack of specific regulatory guidelines."
"The establishment of the US AI Safety Institute was intended to foster safety testing and collaborations with private companies, amidst evolving regulations under different administrations."
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