The Biden Administration's key actions on AI, including risk assessments across critical sectors, have exceeded requirements in the 90-days after the executive order.
The Biden Administration released a fact sheet with its key actions on artificial intelligence (AI) on Jan. 29, three months after the release of its initial executive order.
Bruce Reed, the deputy chief of staff, convened with the White House AI Council, made up of officials from a range of federal departments and agencies, to hear reports of how they have implemented actions from the E.O.
The fact sheet said these updates mark “substantial progress” towards the president’s mandate to “protect Americans from the potential risks of AI systems.”
