Overview

• 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