NTIA Receives Over 1,450 Comments On AI Accountability

Find out what OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic say about AI accountability in response to NTIA's request that received 1,450 comments.

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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), a United States Department of Commerce division, called for public commentary on strategies to encourage accountability in trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) systems.

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The objective was to solicit stakeholder feedback to formulate suggestions for a forthcoming report on AI guarantee and accountability frameworks.

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These suggestions might have guided future federal and non-governmental regulations.

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Promoting trustworthy AI that upholds human rights and democratic principles was a principal federal focus per the NTIA request.

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Nonetheless, gaps remained in ensuring AI systems were responsible and adhered to trustworthy AI rules about fairness, safety, privacy, and transparency.

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Accountability mechanisms such as audits, impact evaluations, and certifications could offer assurance that AI systems adhere to trustworthy criteria. But, NTIA observed that implementing effective accountability still presented challenges and complexities.

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