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ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2024

Aligning AI Development With White House Safety And Security Standards

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Arecent White House memorandum on AI reminds U.S. AI companies that a more measured approach—prioritizing safety, security, and trustworthiness—will yield long-term benefits...

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

Arecent White House memorandum on AI reminds U.S. AI companies that a more measured approach—prioritizing safety, security, and trustworthiness—will yield long-term benefits, especially in light of the evolving regulatory landscape and the U.S. government poised to be one of the largest customers of AI technology.

The memorandum underscores that "AI has emerged as an era-defining technology" but warns that "if misused, AI could threaten United States national security" and "undermine democratic institutions and processes." While the memorandum itself may be less substantive and more political, it signals a clear intent from the U.S. government to enforce safety and security standards on AI development.

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