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### White House Officials Participate in San Jose AI Community Event

Each were part of San Jose’s Government AI coalition, with its goal to promote responsible an…

San Jose, California (KGO) – Representatives from the White House and various locations across the country convened for a virtual gathering hosted by San Jose.

Mayor Matt Mahan of San Jose emphasized the city’s role in spearheading the transformation of state-run enterprises to optimize the utilization of limited public funds for the benefit of all.

Participants from county, state, and federal institutions nationwide came together under the umbrella of the Government AI Coalition.

During the State of the Union address, President Biden advocated for regulating the use of AI to ensure responsible and ethical practices within the industry.

The focus is on fostering the safe and ethical deployment of AI technologies in the market to maximize their potential benefits while mitigating risks.

In response to concerns raised about the potential biases in AI-generated images, Google announced a halt to the use of AI in creating depictions of individuals.

Government agencies like the Social Security Administration are leveraging AI to expedite decision-making processes, particularly in handling disability benefits applications. Olivia Zhu, a senior advisor on artificial intelligence, clarified that AI is used to streamline the review of relevant medical records, not to make final determinations.

At the national level, discussions are underway regarding the appropriate use of AI in governmental operations. Denice Ross, Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer, highlighted the need to balance the risks and rewards of AI adoption, especially at the local government level where its impact on citizens’ lives is most direct.

The Government AI alliance is working collaboratively to enhance transparency in the procurement of AI technologies by government entities.

Despite concerns among California voters about the potential job displacement caused by AI, there is a growing call for regulatory oversight from federal authorities.

President Biden’s executive order from the previous year aimed to address the risks associated with AI applications, signaling a proactive approach to managing AI-related challenges.

Anticipation is building for the forthcoming federal policy guidelines on AI usage, with expectations for clarifications on best practices and regulations in this rapidly evolving field.

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