Biden admin's AI Safety Institute not 'sufficient' to deal with risks, must check user 'procedures': expert

Seekr Technologies CEO Pat Condo spoke with Fox News Digital about a partnership with Bear Grylls to encourage digital media literacy among young people. Experts tell Fox News Digital that the Biden administration's plan to establish an artificial intelligence (AI) safety commission may prove "necessary" but not "sufficient" to address potential risks for the burgeoning technology. "The odds are [the algorithm] is not where the majority of the risk lies," said Phil Siegel, founder of the Center for Advanced Preparedness and Threat Response Simulation (CAPTRS). "It is more likely the risk lies in the users either using it for bad or just plain misusing it." President Biden on Monday signed an executive order that the White House said included the "most sweeping actions ever taken to protect Americans from the potential risks of AI systems" – the requirement for companies to notify the government when training new models and sharing results of "read-team safety tests."