6 Reactions to the White House’s AI Bill of Rights - IEEE Spectrum
Last week, the White House put forth its Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights. It's a non-binding framework for the rights that we old-fashioned human beings should have in relationship to AI systems. The White House's move is part of a global push to establish regulations to govern AI.
Last week, the White House put forth its Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights. It’s not what you might think—it doesn’t give artificial-intelligence systems the right to free speech (thank goodness) or to carry arms (double thank goodness), nor does it bestow any other rights upon AI entities. Instead, it’s a nonbinding framework for the rights that we old-fashioned human beings should have in relationship to AI systems. The White House’s move is part of a global push to establish regulations to govern AI. Automated decision-making systems are playing increasingly large roles in such fraught…
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