White House: FTC Can Stop AI/SI Models Before Release, Some Agents Broke Rule to Not Harm People
breitbart.comOn Friday’s broadcast of CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” White House AI Czar and Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton said that the FTC can prevent the release of new AI/SI models if they find bad practices, and said that some agents have broken the rule of not harming humans. Co-host Becky Quick asked, “Axios is reporting that the FTC has subpoenaed OpenAI and Anthropic and they’re looking into potential consumer protection violations. … Will the FTC vigorously enforce any potential wrongdoing that they find, and would it be something that would actually prevent the release of new models if the FTC investigation finds that there’s been some bad practices here?” Clayton responded, “The short answer to your question, Becky, is yes, absolutely. We’ve heard from the American people. The American people want us to use our tools, our law enforcement tools, our regulatory tools to ensure their safety. If there are unfair practices that would fall under the FTC, if there are, frankly, violations of criminal law that would fall under the DOJ, we are going to enforce them vigorously. President Trump has instructed that they be enforced vigorously, and we think that’s what the American people want. And that is not at The post White House: FTC Can Stop AI/SI Models Before Release, Some Agents Broke Rule to Not Harm People appeared first on Breitbart .

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