Laughing at Cybersecurity: How the Government’s ‘Safety First’ Approach to AI is More Comedy than Caution

Behold, the birth of ‘Responsible AI’! The White House orders a ‘safety first’ approach to AI, prompting a flurry of knee pads and elbow guards. But is this the right game plan? Especially when AI Safety Standards Development rests on the shoulders of NIST and developers are cajoled into sharing test results? Let’s find out.

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It's a bird... It's a plane... No, it's "Responsible AI" swooping in to save the day! The White House has put its foot down and demanded a 'safety first' attitude towards artificial intelligence (AI). But like an overeager parent forcing their kid to wear a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards just to ride a scooter, we have to ask: Is this the right way to play? After all, it's all fun and games till the government wants your test results...

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