[SIGCIS-Members] OSTP seeking AI policy input

[Jonathan Coopersmith]

FYI:
OSTP Seeking Input on National AI Strategy

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy is seeking
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public
input to inform a forthcoming National Artificial Intelligence Strategy.
The office is specifically interested in policies and procedures that could
minimize the risks of AI, as well its potential impacts on innovation,
national security, the economy, and civil rights. Comments are due July 7.


Stay sane,

Jonathan

Jonathan Coopersmith
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