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There’s been a lot of concern recently about AI lately and it more or less taking over the world. However, now the Biden administration has done what some believed would be impossible and they have gotten the top AI firms to commit to responsible development. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details. 

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00:00 There's been a lot of concern about AI lately, and it more or less taking over the world.
00:04 However, now the Biden administration has done what some believed would be impossible,
00:08 and they have gotten the top AI firms to commit to responsible AI development.
00:13 The White House just announced that Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta, Microsoft
00:19 and OpenAI have all entered into the pact of their own volition.
00:23 So what is responsible development?
00:25 Well they're now taking first steps to digitally watermark their AI generated content, so that
00:29 the general public will be able to know when content has been produced by AI.
00:33 An important notion with an upcoming election, as AI generated deepfakes are no doubt going
00:38 to become an issue as we enter campaign season.
00:40 The agreement also includes a pledge to test their AI systems both internally and outside
00:45 the company, before they're released to the public in the future.
00:48 They will now also provide a report which will be publicly available, outlining both
00:52 their AI's capabilities as well as its limitations.
00:55 The Biden administration said recently they're hoping that the US can seize the tremendous
00:59 promise of artificial intelligence, all while still protecting its citizens against possible
01:04 harm.
01:05 These new measures, which have been a priority for the administration, they say will hopefully
01:09 do, just that.
01:10 (upbeat music)
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