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AI – Technology Expert Carrier Sheffield: Developing National Policy on AI
AI – Technology Expert Carrier Sheffield: Developing National Policy on AI
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The White House recently released an Executive Order from President Trump that establishes a foundation for a national approach to AI and technology policy.

PROMOTING ADVANCED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INNOVATION AND SECURITY

AI expert Carrie Sheffield, Director, Center for AI and Technology at Independent Women, visits The Morning Update to explain the Trump Executive Order and the policy approach needed to ensure the USA leads in the AI arena.

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