Regulators in the United States have passed a new law forcing major artificial intelligence companies to disclose their plans to deal with potentially dangerous scenarios. The law aims to minimize the risks associated with advanced intelligent systems, such as misuse, uncontrolled automated decisions, or loss of control over highly autonomous models. The legislation requires companies to submit periodic reports outlining safety and emergency response mechanisms. The move is seen as an important shift from free development to governance and accountability, which may affect the speed of innovation, but will boost public confidence in future AI technologies.
New legislation requires AI companies to have risk management plans.
