The US is poised to adopt new guidelines covering AI technology alongside other members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, excluding China. The non-binding principles affirmed AI should respect human rights, the law and democratic values, while holding manufacturers and users to account. In a statement released on Wednesday, the OECD said it would “continue its work with governments around the world in order to advance understanding about how artificial intelligence can be used as an instrument that benefits society
The US is poised to adopt new guidelines covering AI technology alongside other members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, excluding China. The non-binding principles affirmed AI should respect human rights, the law and democratic values, while holding manufacturers and users to account. The guidelines also called for additional funding and the establishment of frameworks to help turn research into real-world uses.