Biden's AI Order Draws Mixed Reviews from Experts

President Biden signed an executive order on AI regulation, drawing mixed expert reviews. Some praised provisions like requiring companies to share algorithm safety data, while others argued it focuses on the wrong priorities.

The order requires AI developers to share safety test results and create standards to ensure AI safety and privacy protections. This allows for more government oversight.

Critics argue the order wrongly empowers bureaucrats to micromanage AI instead of focusing on holding companies liable for harms caused by their AI systems.

Experts say the order is a decent first attempt at AI policy, but worry slow government bureaucracy could hinder innovation and allow the US to fall behind in the AI race.

While thorough, some argue the sweeping order tries to take on too much at once. More targeted congressional laws may be needed alongside the executive actions.