Driving The Day

Today is January 16, 2024, and here are the key policymaker and stakeholder actions on AI you need to know: At CES, a major consumer technology trade show, technology industry representatives argued lawmakers in Washington will need to pass a federal data privacy standard if they intend to regulate AI. New proposals in the New York State Senate would establish an AI bill of rights and would require certain AI companies to register with the state government. Meanwhile, OpenAI banned the use of its services for political campaigning or lobbying. Finally, a new IMF report argues 40% of global jobs may be impacted by AI.

In this issue:

• Washington in Focus: Two law school professors argue President Biden’s new AI executive order could make common government uses of AI worse, even mail delivery.

• Around the Nation: A California legislator goes after AI-generated child sexual abuse.

• Across the Pond: The President of the European Commission argues Europe “must up its game” when it comes to developing a responsible, home-grown AI industry.

• Global Highlights: Australia may ask tech companies to label content generated by AI platforms such as ChatGPT.

• Outside Views: OpenAI changes its policy to allow military applications.

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