The White House does not plan to publicly release the details of a new framework used to evaluate advanced artificial intelligence models, according to an Axios report cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 5. Three sources familiar with the discussions said the framework’s details will only be shared with companies that take part in the process.
That means companies outside the process, along with policymakers, researchers, and U.S. allies, will not be able to see how the government intends to carry out one of its key AI policies. Axios reported that the White House held a staff-level meeting with industry representatives on Tuesday to discuss the framework, which was recently completed.
Companies that were not invited to the meeting still do not know what is in the framework. It also remains unclear which "trusted partners" may receive early access to advanced models under the system, including whether any foreign governments would qualify. Sources also said open-source models were discussed during the meeting, though no additional details were disclosed. Nvidia employees were among those who took part, the report said.
The White House does not plan to publicly release the details of a new framework for evaluating advanced artificial intelligence models, according to an Axios report cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 5. Three sources familiar with the discussions said the framework’s details will only be provided to companies involved in the process.
Under that approach, companies outside the process, as well as policymakers, researchers, and U.S. allies, would not be able to see how the government plans to carry out one of its key AI policies.
Staff-level meeting held with industry representatives
Axios said the White House held a staff-level meeting with industry representatives on Tuesday to discuss the framework, which has recently been completed. Companies that were not invited to the meeting still do not know what the framework contains.
It also remains unclear which "trusted partners" may receive early access to advanced models under the framework, including whether any foreign governments would qualify.
Open-source models were discussed
Sources said the meeting included discussion of open-source models, but no further details were disclosed. The report added that employees of Nvidia (NVDA.O) took part in the meeting.
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