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The Future of AI Innovation Act marks a pivotal moment in America's AI strategy. This bipartisan effort promises to revolutionize our approach to artificial intelligence development and security by: ⚓ Establishing the U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute at NIST; 🔌 Creating AI testbeds in collaboration with national labs; 🔔 Fostering partnerships between government, industry, and academia; 📝 Developing voluntary guidelines for responsible AI innovation; and 🔭 Accelerating cutting-edge AI research through competitions. How might the Future of AI Innovation Act impact your work? https://bit.ly/4dQZ2zh

New paper! 📑 If AI is to best serve the public good, what key tenets must be in place? Should we change how we view AI and think about some elements more like infrastcure than tools? How will different publics, institutions, and governments navigate introducing such multi-purpose, value-laden technology into key systems? All questions we explore in this new paper on ‘Public AI’. Enjoyed working on this with other members of the Public AI network to think about the foundational theory, how this could manifest in the real world, and map existing explorations happening around the globe. The headline? Public AI would have to: - have public access - have public accountability, and - support permanent public good Amazing work from my co-authors Brandon Jackson, B Cavello, Nicholas P. Garcia, Joshua Tan, SJ klein, Alex Krasodomski-Jones, and Eleanor Tursman, as well as the wider network who supported making this happen. Read the paper here:

Pega's AI lab director, Peter van der Putten, explains how U.S. businesses and policymakers can glean valuable insights into how to craft their own regulations and innovation strategies by watching how the EU’s approach unfolds. https://pe.ga/3BYio81

Pega's AI lab director, Peter van der Putten, explains how U.S. businesses and policymakers can glean valuable insights into how to craft their own regulations and innovation strategies by watching how the EU’s approach unfolds. https://pe.ga/3XoYdHI

Pega's AI lab director, Peter van der Putten, explains how U.S. businesses and policymakers can glean valuable insights into how to craft their own regulations and innovation strategies by watching how the EU’s approach unfolds. https://pe.ga/4edrImU

Pega's AI lab director, Peter van der Putten, explains how U.S. businesses and policymakers can glean valuable insights into how to craft their own regulations and innovation strategies by watching how the EU’s approach unfolds. https://pe.ga/4gvmrbS

IBM applauds U.S. Senators Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Todd Young (R-IN), Martin Heinrich (D-NM), and Mike Rounds (R-SD) for spearheading a major step towards the development of effective #AI policy at the federal level, first with the creation of the Senate’s AI Insight forums, and now with today’s release of their AI report and roadmap. This framework presents a bipartisan path forward for the adoption of AI rules that protect American citizens, businesses, and governments at all levels from AI's potential risks while recognizing the importance of federal investment in this technology. IBM looks forward to working with U.S. leaders to bring these recommendations to life. https://lnkd.in/etebMU6m 

🌐🤖 How close are we to global consensus on AI safety and regulation? Moderator Rebecca Finlay, CEO of Partnership on AI, led an insightful panel featuring: • Bart BECKS, Board Director, European Innovation Council & GENISYS Ventures • Paul Brook, Data Centric Workload Specialists (DCWS) Pre-Sales Director, Dell Technologies • Anne McCormick, Digital Technology Policy Leader, Global Public Policy, EY • Petri Myllymäki, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, University of Helsinki • Nabiha Syed, Executive Director, Mozilla Foundation Key discussion points: • The need for global AI governance frameworks 🏛️ • Anticipating the evolution of superintelligence 🤔 • Importance of effective regulation and practical implementation 📜 > “We need to agree on what we want to agree on... there’s the evolution of super intelligence we need to be aware of, and we need a consensus on who to involve.” — Bart BECKS, Board Director, European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) & GENISYS Ventures > “When I think about regulation, I think about the day after. The implementation, that’s what matters.” "I think we’ll get there with a global AI consensus, but I don’t think it’ll be within three years." — Nabiha Syed, Executive Director, Mozilla Foundation > "Most sectors are highly regulated and are trying to find the value and figure how to implement AI. There may be a need for sector-specific regulation". —Anne McCormick , EY > "The hardest thing to predict is the future." — Petri Myllymäki, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, University of Helsinki #WSAI24 #WorldSummitAI #AIBrains #BYOBrains

Pega's AI lab director, Peter van der Putten, explains how U.S. businesses and policymakers can glean valuable insights into how to craft their own regulations and innovation strategies by watching how the EU’s approach unfolds. https://pe.ga/3TxXcf6

Pega's AI lab director, Peter van der Putten, explains how U.S. businesses and policymakers can glean valuable insights into how to craft their own regulations and innovation strategies by watching how the EU’s approach unfolds. https://pe.ga/4gi8VZ7