The new administration's AI executive order replaces the previous Biden-era order, emphasizing innovation in the AI industry while removing engineered social agendas. The National Science Foundation is currently developing an AI Action Plan open to public comments. Meanwhile, the EFF stresses the importance of transparency in government AI use, particularly in automated decision-making processes, which could infringe on civil liberties. They warn against adopting untested AI technologies and advocate for careful regulation to prevent discrimination and reinforce public accountability.
Government procurement of AI has moved with remarkable speed and an alarming lack of transparency, risking the civil liberties of people subject to automated decisions.
Experimental AI tools implemented in national security and immigration enforcement could have serious implications and should be approached with caution and public accountability.
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