“President Trump plans to sign an executive order on Thursday giving the government the power to evaluate artificial intelligence models before they are publicly released… It marks a shift for an administration that promoted a hands-off approach to the powerful technology,” New York Times reports.
“The order will give the Office of the National Cyber Director, which sits within the White House and oversees cybersecurity coordination in the government, and other agencies two months to develop a process for evaluating the models, the people said. The goal is for the government to identify any security vulnerabilities revealed by A.I. models and to patch problems in its systems to help protect banks, utilities and other sensitive industries from cyberattacks.”
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