The United States takes action against ChatGPT. Senate Majority Leader: Has initiated the establishment of AI rules

Beijing time, April 14th, as artificial intelligence (AI) programs such as ChatGPT are widely used, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Thursday that he has launched a process to establish AI rules. Efforts to address national security and education concerns.

Schumer said in a statement that he had drafted and distributed a framework "outlining a new regulatory system that would prevent potentially catastrophic damage to our country while ensuring America's leadership in this revolution in AI." Progress and leadership in sexual technology.” “Time is of the essence to get ahead of this powerful new technology, prevent it from causing widespread harm to society and national security, and instead proactively exploit it by advancing strong bipartisan legislation,” he said.

Schumer's proposal would require companies to allow independent experts to review and test artificial intelligence technology before publicly releasing or updating it, and to allow users to access the findings. He has yet to draft legislation. The plan needs approval from Congress and the White House, which could still take months or more. However, it is the most concrete move yet by the U.S., suggesting the government may adopt new regulations to address growing concerns about generative AI. The popularity of ChatGPT has particularly attracted the attention of US lawmakers. It has become the fastest growing consumer application in history, with more than 100 million monthly active users.

Meanwhile, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) said on Thursday it had set up a ChatGPT working group, in what could be an important first step towards a common European policy on setting AI privacy rules. "EDPB members discussed the recent enforcement action taken by the Italian data protection authority against OpenAI in relation to the ChatGPT service," the EDPB said in a statement. "The EDPB decided to establish a dedicated working group to promote cooperation and provide guidance on possible actions taken by data protection authorities. Law Enforcement Operations Exchange of Information.”