The US Congress wants to limit the use of AI among employees
- June 26, 2023
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According to information posted online, the US Congress wants to limit the use of generative AI by agency officials. The goal is to prevent sensitive data from being
According to information posted online, the US Congress wants to limit the use of generative AI by agency officials. The goal is to prevent sensitive data from being leaked by tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The administrative head of the Chamber of Deputies Kateryna Shpindor sent a memorandum establish conditions for the use of ChatGPT and similar AI models in congressional offices.
The information has not been officially confirmed, but the international portal Axios claims to have received access to documents proving the desire of Congress to limit the use of AI. According to the alleged memo, employees can only use the paid ChatGPT Plus service due to its stricter privacy controls and only “research and evaluation“. The use of tools for daily work will be strictly prohibited.
The US Congress wants to limit the use of AI
In a memo, Spindor states that in the office, employees can only use the paid version of the chatbot with public data. In addition, privacy features must be manually enabled so that interactions do not feed new data into the AI model. Most of all, the congresswoman fears that after using the tool, confidential government data will be leaked.
ABOUT The US government is very concerned about the use of AI and data leakage. In addition to tools like chatbots, Republican politicians also want to ban TikTok from the US Congress. According to them, the Chinese social network was used to spy on the US government, which TikTok officially denies.
Although the memo has not been officially confirmed, it would not be surprising if it turns out to be true. It makes sense for federal agencies to be cautious when applying generative AI due to the risks of data leakage, misuse of tools, etc. Any problem could jeopardize the work of Congress, as well as create several national and international problems, depending on what is leaked. .
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