AI & Tech Brief: Congress’s AI Use
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TL;DR
- More congressional offices are using AI to draft and edit remarks and floor speeches, according to Originality.ai.
- The exact workings of AI text-detection tools are not fully understood, according to Dartmouth professor Hany Farid.
- Using AI for drafting speeches and legislation offers both potential benefits and dangers.
- New proposals related to AI governance and liability for AI agents have been introduced.
- The National Compute Grid has launched to facilitate pooled access to compute resources.