On today’s What Next TBD: Congress and the White House have turned their attention to artificial intelligence - for now.
At a White House summit late last week, some of the biggest names in tech - including Meta, Google and OpenAi - signed “voluntary” commitments to safeguard artificial intelligence.
In Congress, Senate Leader Chuck Schumer recently introduced a “legislative framework” for AI law… but as they debate and deliberate, the AI train continues to move full steam ahead. It’s clear the government’s paying attention, but can they keep up with the technology?If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus.
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