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ARTICLE · 11 AUGUST 2023

Seven Leading AI Development Firms Agree To Conduct Principles That May Be Regarded As Initial Industry "Best Practices"

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These eight commitments emanate from three core principles that the White House said "must be fundamental to the future of AI: safety, security and trust."

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Seven leading developers of artificial intelligence technology voluntarily agreed to comply with eight specific commitments (Commitments) to help mitigate the risks of AI, as announced in a ceremony at the White House on July 21, 2023. These eight commitments emanate from three core principles that the White House said "must be fundamental to the future of AI: safety, security and trust."

These commitments included agreements to:

  1. test all major public releases of new AI models, relying on both internal and, at least in part, independent experts. Testing will consider, among other matters, national security implications; cyber security; and societal risks (e.g., bias and discrimination);

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