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President Biden Has Used ChatGPT
AI CEOs have a two-hour White House meeting
Welcome to The AI Breakdown, the most interesting & important news and conversations in AI.
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The Most Interesting Discussion
We learned today that President Joe Biden has used ChatGPT. At least, that’s the White House’s official line.
The White House was quite busy today when it comes to AI. In advanced of a high profile meeting with AI CEOs, they released a fact sheet on “new actions that will further promote responsible American innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) and protect people’s rights and safety.” Those actions include:
$140M in funding to launch 7 new “National AI Research Institutes” to power “responsible American AI R&D”
A forthcoming draft policy on guidance for US government use of AI
(and this is the big one) A Public assessment of existing generative AI systems.
The Administration has secured the commitment of companies including Anthropic, Google, Hugging Face, Microsoft, NVIDIA, OpenAI, and Stability AI to allow their models to be “evaluated thoroughly by thousands of community partners and AI experts.” Their goal is, of course, alignment. Alignment with what? Well, with the “Biden-Harris Administration’s Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights and AI Risk Management Framework” of course.
This all preceded a two-hour meeting between VP Harris, Biden Chief of Staff, National Security Advisor, Secretary of Commerce and Director of the National Economic Council and the CEO’s of Microsoft, Google, OpenAI and Anthropic.
To be honest, not that much about the meeting was disclosed. The White House called it “frank and constructive.” Sam Altman told reporters “we’re surprisingly on the same page about what needs to happen.”
AI Twitter meanwhile wondered why there weren’t any critical voices in the room. Researcher and author Elizabeth Renieris wrote “It strikes me that this meeting would be much more honest & productive with at least one critical AI expert in attendance.”
Whether this meeting was productive or not, there’s no doubting any more whether AI is on the political agenda.
The Most Interesting Tweets
Ignore the tweet around it, just watch Snoop.
Snoop breaks down AI:
1. This is what we watched as kids in movies
2. "Old guy who invented AI says its not safe cuz its got a mind of its own and these mf'ers gonna start doing their own shit"
3. Do I need to invest?
4. Does anyone know anything?Pretty damn on point.
— Nathaniel Whittemore (@nlw)
10:24 PM • May 4, 2023
A Tool You’ll Hear More About Soon - iBabyAGI
This is an iPhone app that is a version of BabyAGI/AutoGPT. I’ve been playing around with it and it’s pretty damn cool. More in a video tomorrow.
I’ve been hunting down more use cases for AutoGPT/BabyAGI. 🦾
For the past few days, I’ve been testing the brand new @iBabyAGI app by @nathanwchan.
I’m so impressed with what I’ve been able to do with it!
🧵 🪡
Highlights:
- Developed a simple interactive webpage with a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— Lauren Marie (@Lauren_79)
2:05 AM • May 4, 2023
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