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Tech group says agencies need a bigger push on AI, beyond OMB memos

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Charlie Mitchell

A posting by the Center for Data Innovation offers three recommendations for pushing AI adoption across the federal bureaucracy, saying recent Office of Management and Budget memos on artificial intelligence are an important step but more guidance is needed to spur action.
ITI urges House privacy group to pass law supportive of AI growth

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Charlie Mitchell

The Information Technology Industry Council says pre-emptive federal privacy legislation that protects “quality and trustworthy data” is essential to growth in the artificial intelligence industry, in its comments to a House Energy and Commerce Republican working group on how a national privacy law should address AI.
CDT warns AI will make constitutionally ‘questionable’ speech-monitoring worse

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Mariam Baksh

The Center for Democracy and Technology outlined technical reasons why the Trump administration’s use of artificial intelligence to monitor social media in targeting noncitizens for removal from the country will be ineffective, in addition to furthering potential violations of the First Amendment.
Conservative think tank warns of ‘overregulation’ of AI in comments to White House

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Charlie Mitchell

The American Enterprise Institute says federal officials should pursue a broad strategy of countering artificial intelligence “overregulation,” including reviews of existing AI-related rules and initiatives and implementation of AI playbooks at agencies that ensure a focus on innovation, in comments to the White House on an emerging AI “action plan” for the Trump administration.
Civil society group slams narrow scoping of AI risk as industry positions shift on safety testing

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Mariam Baksh

The Center for Democracy and Technology is calling out as irresponsible a suggestion that the evaluation of AI models should be conducted in classified environments amid an evolving policy scape for the facilitation of third-party red teamers testing the technology.
Computer industry says lawmakers should keep privacy, AI regs in separate lanes

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Charlie Mitchell

The Computer & Communications Industry Association is urging Congress to avoid artificial intelligence regulatory issues as lawmakers try to craft a federal privacy law, in comments to House Energy and Commerce Republicans’ privacy working group. “AI regulation and consumer privacy protections should remain entirely separate.
Trump memo may accelerate AI use to streamline environmental permitting

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Rick Weber

President Trump has issued a memorandum directing federal agency heads to work with the White House Council on Environmental Quality on the use of advanced technologies to digitize and streamline the environmental permitting process, building on initiatives by the Biden administration as well as recent Trump actions promoting the use of artificial intelligence.
Business Software Alliance calls for AI-related opt-outs in comments for House privacy task force

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Charlie Mitchell

The Business Software Alliance says consumer opt-out rights when using automated systems for “profiling” are an important component of privacy legislation, similar to numerous state-level laws, in comments to a task force established by House Energy and Commerce Republicans.
Stanford spotlights call for training data transparency after scaling fails to fix bias

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Mariam Baksh

Research featured in an annual index issued by Stanford University’s Institute for Human-centered AI suggests increasing the amount of data a model is trained on won’t necessarily address implicit biases in its outputs, stressing a need for transparency in the process.
Software industry leader points to ‘high-impact’, ‘playbooks’ in OMB AI guidance

1 week ago | insideaipolicy.com | Charlie Mitchell

Guidance from the White House Office of Management and Budget on artificial intelligence acquisition and use offers a clear path for streamlined government procurement of AI within effective guardrails, Paul Lekas, senior vice president of the Software & Information Industry Association, says in a blog post.