Tech Giants Unite: White House AI Pledge Gains Momentum

Eight tech companies, including Salesforce and Nvidia, have joined the White House's voluntary artificial intelligence (AI) pledge, bringing the total number of participating companies to fifteen. The pledge includes commitments to develop technology to identify AI-generated images and share safety data with the government and academics. New participants include IBM, Palantir, and Stability, highlighting the expansion of the pledge beyond AI heavyweights. The White House's continued interest in AI issues is evident through meetings with tech executives and civil rights advocates, as well as ongoing work on an AI executive order. President Biden supports efforts in Congress to pass AI legislation, and a meeting with industry leaders is scheduled to discuss the Senate's plans for AI regulation. The commitments will apply to the next system released by each company.
- Nvidia, Palantir and more companies join White House AI pledge The Washington Post
- Nvidia, IBM, Salesforce agree to rules to prevent AI harms: White House Yahoo Finance
- 8 More Companies Pledge to Make A.I. Safe, White House Says The New York Times
- White House secures AI safeguard agreements from eight additional tech companies CNN
- Nvidia, Palantir, Salesforce Take White House AI Safety Pledge Barron's
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