The seven largest companies in artificial intelligence V USA agreed to take voluntary precautionary measures to develop such technology, announced White House This Friday.

Amazon, Anthropic, Google, Inflection, Meta, Microsoft and OpenAI, that develop artificial intelligence technologies pledged to take “immediate” measures to ensure that “innovation does not come at the expense of law and security Americans,” the White House said in a statement.

The companies signed a series of “voluntary commitments” with the goal of “safe and transparent development of artificial intelligence technologies.” Among them are three principles that should be fundamental,” such as “security, protection and trust,” the statement said.

The voluntary agreement means that the seven companies agree to conduct internal and external tests of their AI systems before making them public, as well as share information with other companies, governments, civil society and academia about AI risk management.

In addition, US tech companies will develop AI systems with safety as a priority and will offer public assurances to label AI-generated content, explore the risks it poses to society, and develop systems that “help meet the greatest challenges” of humanity.

Administration President Joe Biden He also said he was working to transform US companies’ voluntary commitments into “a credible international framework for managing the development and use of AI,” adding that he had already consulted with countries such as Brazil, Canada, South Korea, France, Germany, India, Israel, Japan, Mexico and the UK.

Since OpenAI released the system to the public chatGPT, Scientists, politicians and philosophers, as well as human rights organizations, are warning about the threat that AI can pose to humanity.

On Tuesday, members of the UN Security Council highlighted the dangers of the military use of artificial intelligence.