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6 NovPolicy & RegulationFortune

Schellman CEO: the giant loophole in the White House AI deal

Avani Desai, CEO of Schellman.

AIAI-generated summary The White House released an accord calling on artificial intelligence developers to monitor risks, establish internal controls, and bring in outside auditors. Schellman states that the agreement leaves a critical gap because it does not define who qualifies to conduct the assessments or how conflicts of interest should be handled.

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