Closed-door AI framework blindsides tech policy community
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Explained simply
Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to computer systems that can perform tasks such as generating text or analysing information. Governments and other organisations develop rules and frameworks to guide how these systems are built and used, including who is responsible for managing risks.
Technology policy communities include researchers, industry groups, civil society organisations and public officials who follow or help shape those rules. How a framework is developed can affect who has a chance to contribute, while its provisions may influence businesses, public services and people who use AI.
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