The Challenge of Regulating AI

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The goal of NIST’s AI Framework is to provide a structured approach to assessing and managing the risks involved with developing and deploying AI solutions. Overall NIST has the right idea. Rather than starting from scratch, we should be leveraging the lessons learned from security and safety engineering. These approaches are grounded in user...
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