President Biden Signs AI Regulation Executive Order After Watching Latest "Mission: Impossible" Movie

Biden's action spurred by latest "Mission: Impossible" film forces AI tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon to share safety test results with government, setting rigorous AI security standards and encouraging enhanced transparency.

President Biden signed an executive order establishing new standards and security measures for artificial intelligence after watching the latest 'Mission: Impossible' movie, in which a rogue AI poses significant threats,
The executive order requires leading AI developers, including Google, Microsoft, and Amazon, to share safety test results and other relevant information with the government aiming to enhance AI safety
The order also provides guidance for clearly identifying and labeling AI-generated content to protect the public from misinformation and deep-fakes
Biden's executive order, first of its kind with real legal power, allows the government to sue companies that don't share safety test results and other information, potentially leading to additional regulations
The executive order is vague intentionally to keep pace with rapidly advancing AI technology, with promises to 'develop tools' without specifying what they are
Tech and ethics leaders, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, have been advocating for stringent safeguards and regulations on AI technologies