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President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to repeal President Joe Biden's artificial intelligence policy upon returning to office. This commitment raises questions about the future direction of AI technology, especially as government scientists and AI experts from various countries convene in San Francisco to discuss AI safety measures. The meeting, hosted by the Biden administration, includes representatives from several U.S. allies and focuses on combating issues like AI-generated deepfakes.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo emphasized the importance of safety in AI development, arguing that it fosters trust and innovation. The discussions also highlight the need for international collaboration on AI safety, particularly with developing nations. Despite Trump's intentions, many experts believe that the work of the AI Safety Institute will continue regardless of political changes.
• Trump vows to repeal Biden's AI policy, impacting future AI technology.
• International experts gather to discuss AI safety measures and deepfake detection.
The AI Safety Institute focuses on advancing research and testing of AI technologies.
Deepfakes are AI-generated content that can lead to fraud and impersonation issues.
An executive order that outlines regulations and safety measures for AI development.
Amazon is involved in AI through its cloud services and AI-driven products, supporting safety standards.
Google develops AI technologies and supports voluntary safety standards in collaboration with the government.
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