06.09.23
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – Senators James Lankford (R-Oklahoma), Senators Gary Peters (D-Michigan), and Senators Mike Brown (R-Indiana) call for transparency on the federal government’s use of artificial intelligence (AI). submitted a bill to mandate sex. The bill would require federal agencies to notify individuals when they are interacting with certain AI or other automated systems or are the subject of decisions made using them. It is content. The bill also directs agencies to establish appeals procedures to ensure human review of AI-generated decisions that could adversely affect individuals.
“Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the federal government, but security, privacy and unintended consequences must always be kept in mind before entrusting processes and decision-making to computers.” said Lankford. “The federal government can and should carefully integrate new technologies to better serve its customers to Americans. We need to be transparent about when, where and how we are interacting with AI to ensure ongoing oversight and accountability for its impact.”
“Artificial intelligence is already transforming the way federal agencies serve their citizens, but governments need to be more transparent with their citizens about when and how they use these emerging technologies. be.” Peters said. “This bipartisan bill would ensure that taxpayers know what they are interacting with with certain federal AI systems and establish a process for people to get answers as to why these systems are making certain decisions. To do.”
“Americans should never have to wonder if they are talking to a real human being or an artificial intelligence when interacting with their government. The federal government needs to be proactive and transparent about the use of AI to ensure decisions aren’t made without a human in the driver’s seat. ” said Brown.
The federal government is already using AI to interact with and make decisions about its citizens, and the use of these systems is expected to continue to grow. AI systems can help governments become more efficient, but they can also pose risks if deployed improperly. People who unknowingly interact with AI are often confused or frustrated by how and why these systems make certain decisions. The senator’s bill would make the government’s use of AI more transparent, giving the public more opportunities to challenge decisions that may be inaccurate or biased.
The bill would require the Director of the Office of Management and Budget to direct agencies to practice transparency regarding the use of AI and other automated systems. This guidance directs government agencies to notify individuals when operating certain automated systems. Agencies would also be required to notify individuals when important decisions about them are made using the enhanced decision-making process. Finally, this guidance directs agencies to establish human review appeals processes for individuals who have received adverse material decisions made using the enhanced material decision process.
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