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“AI and Privacy: A Senior Counsel’s Perspective on the Role of Women in the Field”

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Rashida Richardson, senior counsel, AI at MastercardBriefly, how did you get your start in AI? On the second point, law and policy regarding AI development and use is evolving. How can investors better push for responsible AI? Investors can do a better job at defining or at least clarifying what constitutes responsible AI development or use, and taking action when AI actor’s practices do not align. Currently, “responsible” or “trustworthy” AI are effectively marketing terms because there are no clear standards to evaluate AI actor practices.

FTC Mandates Transparency from AI Businesses: Disclosing Investments, Collaborations, and Conferences

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The FTC is aiming to unravel the complex and secretive corporate relationships in the top AI companies out there in a new inquiry. What are these companies but a proxy for the ambitions of the extant tech superpowers? As companies race to develop and monetize AI, we must guard against tactics that foreclose this opportunity,” Khan continued in her statement. The orders sent to the companies listed above compel them to share:Partnerships, investments, and the “strategic rationale” for themWhether these partnerships have “practical implications” such as when or how new products are releasedWhat do they talk about at meetings? After all, why shouldn’t companies that have already spent billions pursuingIncidentally, today the FTC is hosting a summit on AI and its opportunities and dangers, in the sense of markets and startups.

FTC Demands Transparency from AI Firms: Insights into Investments, Collaborations, and Conferences

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The FTC is aiming to unravel the complex and secretive corporate relationships in the top AI companies out there in a new inquiry. What are these companies but a proxy for the ambitions of the extant tech superpowers? As companies race to develop and monetize AI, we must guard against tactics that foreclose this opportunity,” Khan continued in her statement. The orders sent to the companies listed above compel them to share:Partnerships, investments, and the “strategic rationale” for themWhether these partnerships have “practical implications” such as when or how new products are releasedWhat do they talk about at meetings? After all, why shouldn’t companies that have already spent billions pursuingIncidentally, today the FTC is hosting a summit on AI and its opportunities and dangers, in the sense of markets and startups.