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Tech and consumer groups urge Trump White House to keep 'key rules' in place for AI | The letter described the prior rules as including “guardrails so basic that any engineer should be ashamed to release a product without them.”
A joint letter from the Consumer Federation of America and Mozilla implored the White House to keep "key rules" in place for AI testing and transparency.
It was addressed to several officials, including David Sacks, the White House's AI and crypto czar, and Mike Waltz, the new national security advisor. After Biden's order, many civil society leaders praised the 111-page document as a step in the right direction but said it didn't go far enough to recognize and address real-world harms that stem from AI models. "Rather, the issues at play here are about basic principles of safety engineering that have been vital for responsible adoption of every other technology that has impacted millions of people, from how we test our planes to how we secure our software."
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