White House proposes regulatory principles to govern AI use

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Suggests European officials do the same.

White House proposes regulatory principles to govern AI use
The White House has proposed regulatory principles to govern the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) aimed at limiting authorities' "overreach", and said it wants European officials to likewise avoid aggressive approaches. In a fact sheet, the White House said ...

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