Elizabeth Kelly serves as the director of the U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute, overseeing its operations and initiatives. Her leadership involves coordinating AI policy and technical efforts across the Department of Commerce and NIST. Previously, she played a significant role in shaping AI-related financial regulations and technology policies at the White House.
Kelly's experience includes her tenure as Senior Vice President of Growth at Capital One Investing, where she contributed to the acquisition of a fintech startup. Her educational background includes a J.D. from Yale Law School and an MSc from the University of Oxford. Kelly's work emphasizes promoting competition, protecting privacy, and supporting consumers in the evolving AI landscape.
• Elizabeth Kelly leads AI safety initiatives at the U.S. Department of Commerce.
• Her previous roles include significant contributions to AI policy at the White House.
The institute plays a crucial role in coordinating AI safety policies across government agencies.
This order aims to promote competition and protect consumer rights in the AI sector.
The relevance of fintech is highlighted through Kelly's work with Capital One and the acquisition of United Income.
Capital One's acquisition of United Income showcases its commitment to integrating technology in financial services.
Its acquisition by Capital One reflects the growing intersection of technology and finance in the AI landscape.
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