New York considers shutting down AI: what do the measures propose?
Watch on YouTube The New York City Council is debating several proposals. One proposal would prohibit marketing, offering, or deploying artificial intelligence systems in the five boroughs without validation by outside experts and would require those systems to have a human-operated shutdown mechanism. The 25,000-dollar fine w
The New York City Council is debating several proposals. One proposal would prohibit marketing, offering, or deploying artificial intelligence systems in the five boroughs without validation by outside experts and would require those systems to have a human-operated shutdown mechanism. According to the published information, the 25,000-dollar fine would apply to each system offered without external validation or with falsified validation. A third proposal would create rewards for whistleblowers, funded by fines. Each measure seeks to act at a different stage. Evaluation aims to examine a system before making it available to people. Shutdown aims to allow intervention once it is running. Rewards could help bring to light problems known within a company. The Council is debating them: they are not yet enacted rules.
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