US and UK Sign Agreement on AI Safety Testing

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As the world grapples with the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI), nations are stepping up their efforts to establish robust frameworks for its responsible use. Here are the latest developments:

United States and United Kingdom Collaborate on AI Safety Testing

• The US and the UK have inked an agreement to jointly develop tests for cutting-edge AI models. This partnership builds upon commitments made during the Bletchley Park AI Safety Summit last year.
• Key points of the agreement include sharing vital information, technical research, and aligning approaches for safe AI deployment.
• The US and UK AI Safety Institutes are working together to create a common approach to AI safety testing.

US Seeks Inputs on Open-Source AI Models

• The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) in the US is actively seeking insights on dual-use foundation models with widely available weights.
• Areas of inquiry include openness levels, risks, benefits, and the role of the US government in guiding AI model weight availability.
• Meta champions open source as the bedrock of American innovation, while OpenAI advocates for a balanced ecosystem that includes both open weights releases and API/product-based approaches.

Global Regulatory Landscape

• India’s IT Ministry issued an advisory to generative AI companies, emphasizing the need for government permission before deploying “untested” systems within its borders.
• The European Union’s AI Act incorporates safeguards to govern AI use within the EU.
• The US White House’s Executive Order on AI in 2023 serves as a blueprint for other countries seeking to regulate AI, including clear guidelines for law enforcement agencies and avenues for consumer complaints.

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