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These models surpass the capabilities of the most advanced existing models and can perform a wide variety of tasks. The forum will leverage the expertise of its member companies for the benefit of the entire AI ecosystem, including technical evaluations, benchmarks, and industry best practices. In addition to the voluntary commitments made by leading AI companies, calls for legislation and an executive order have gained traction. Suresh Venkatasubramanian, former assistant director for science and justice at the White House Office of Technology and Policy, suggests that legislative enforcement is necessary to ensure companies adhere to their commitments. He also calls for the executive order promised last week, along with specific guidance from the Office of Management and Budget. International cooperation is sought to shape the future of AI governance. U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo highlight the U. S. 's commitment to leading AI governance in partnership with others, reflecting shared democratic values and vision. They propose G7-led action to inform an international code of conduct and common regulatory principles. While international cooperation is important, the U. S. Federal Trade Commission already possesses the tools to enforce responsible AI practices. Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya emphasizes the regulation of AI through unfair and deceptive trade practices laws. The FTC recently initiated an investigation into OpenAI regarding a data leak and the accuracy of its ChatGPT. Artificial intelligence is transforming society, and concerns about its misuse and associated risks have prompted congressional attention. Geoffrey Hinton, a leading figure in AI, has shifted his perspective and now advocates for cautious innovation. AI has already had a positive impact on government agencies, making data analysis and critical decision-making more efficient. However, state agencies must consider the potential drawbacks when utilizing AI-enabled tools. The IAPP is the largest and most comprehensive global information privacy community and resource. Established in 2000, we are a non-profit organization dedicated to defining, promoting, and improving the privacy profession worldwide. We offer individual, corporate, and group memberships, providing access to a wide range of benefits and a wealth of resources, knowledge, and experts to navigate today's data-driven world.