Tech Giants Join White House in Pledge for Responsible AI and Safeguards

Leading tech companies including OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft have made voluntary commitments to develop responsible artificial intelligence (AI), according to the White House. The companies have pledged to share information on managing AI risks, invest in cybersecurity, and test AI systems through third parties. They also committed to developing tools to inform users when content is AI-generated and prioritize research on societal risks. The White House acknowledged that these commitments are a starting point and that more work is needed, including the development of legislation to regulate AI. The announcement lacked specific details on enforcement mechanisms and potential participation of other companies.
- Tech Giants Make ‘Voluntary’ Pledge To Develop Responsible AI—Including OpenAI And Google—White House Says Forbes
- 7 A.I. Companies Will Agree to Safeguards, Biden Administration Says The New York Times
- OpenAI, Google agree to watermark AI content Reuters
- Seven AI companies agree to safeguards in the US BBC
- White House secures voluntary pledges from Microsoft, Google to ensure A.I. tools are secure CNBC
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