AXIOS September 12, 2023
Ina Fried

IBM, Adobe, Salesforce and five more tech companies are making voluntary safety, security and transparency commitments to the White House related to their use of artificial intelligence.

Why it matters: The pledges are similar to those made in July by OpenAI, Microsoft, Meta and other companies and show growing industry momentum for the voluntary standards.

Details: Although not legally binding, the new companies are joining their peers in agreeing — among other things — to ensure internal and external testing before product release, to label AI-generated content using watermarking or other technology, and to share information with each other and the federal government about risks and vulnerabilities.

  • Other companies taking the pledge are Nvidia, Palantir, Stability AI, Cohere and...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Congress / White House, Govt Agencies, Healthcare System, Safety, Technology
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