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WASHINGTON, March 9 (Reuters) – Thursday USA The Chamber of Commerce believes that artificial intelligence technology will not hurt growth or national called for its regulation to ensure it does not become a security risk.

For artificial intelligence offer Although there is little in the way of legislation, fast-growing AI software ChatGPT has won praise for its ability to quickly respond to a wide range of queries, USA of his legislators national security and education.

The chamber’s report argues that policymakers and business leaders must rapidly increase efforts to create a “risk-based regulatory framework” that will ensure the responsible deployment of artificial intelligence.

He added that artificial intelligence will add 13 trillion to global economic growth by 2030 dollars will add, and it will reduce hospital nursing shortages to speed up the response of emergency management officials and Forest made important contributions such as mapping fires. The report emphasized the need to be prepared for the impending ubiquity of technology and potential threats.

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The report emphasizes that 20 within the year, “almost every” business and government agency will use artificial intelligence.

A product of the chamber’s commission on artificial intelligence created last year report in part, it is a recognition of the important role the business community will play in implementing and managing artificial intelligence, the Chamber said.

Even if it calls for more regulation, the Chamber is careful to note that there may be broad exceptions to the application of regulation.

“One size fits all unit Rather than trying to develop a regulatory framework, this approach to AI regulation allows for the development of flexible, industry-specific guidelines and best practices,” the report said.

Reporting by Suzanne Smalley; Edited by Aurora Ellis

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2023-03-09 15:18:28
Source – reuters

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