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Fortune
David Meyer

The U.S. government would like to know what its A.I. rules should look like

(Credit: SAUL LOEB—AFP/Getty Images)

Well, how about that—on the same day that China unveiled its strict new rules for artificial intelligence safety, the U.S. government moved forward with its own, more cautious push to keep A.I. accountable.

While Beijing’s rules are typically draconian, imposing censorship on both the inputs and outputs of generative A.I. models, the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has merely launched a request for comment on new rules that might be needed to ensure A.I. systems safely do what their vendors promise.

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