Both countries will now 'align their scientific approaches' and work together to 'accelerate and rapidly iterate robust suites of evaluations for AI models, systems, and agents.' This action is being taken to uphold the commitments established at the first global AI Safety Summit last November.
"Because of our collaboration, our Institutes will gain a better understanding of AI systems, conduct more robust evaluations, and issue more rigorous guidance," Secretary Raimondo said in a statement.
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