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The implementation of regulations coming out of the order are poised to make changes in the future, be
            it the pace of business cycles, types of solutions and offerings, business workflows or even expansion of
            new revenue streams.



            AI-volution and the Future

            There has been a steady shift in certain processes, particularly as it concerns safety and flagging off
            content. Traditionally, issues regarding safety and flagging off disparities like biases would be done in
            retrospect, after AI applications were developed. While this approach does help identify the discrepancies
            and implement learnings in the future, it doesn’t solve the current problem.

            Responsible AI by design, as an approach, weaves in transparency, fairness and accountability right
            form  the  design  phase.  It  focuses  on  how  we  can  integrate  responsible  AI  principles  at  the  time  of
            development of AI apps or foundational models, not after the process. It enables training the algorithm in
            such a way that they adhere to the regulations from the start.

            Anthropic is a good example of a company that’s scaling AI safely and responsibly with intentionality.
            They have also instituted a responsible scaling policy (RSP) aimed at mitigating catastrophic risks, in
            tandem with other measures to mitigate bias, toxicity and misinformation, protecting customer privacy,
            building robust and reliable systems and using constitutional AI. In fact, their tool Claude 2.1 has made
            significant  gains  in  honesty,  with  a  2x  decrease  in  false  statements  compared  to  the  Claude  2.0,
            improving the overall accuracy of the tool for its users.

            Both regulation and intentionality are crucial to ensure that AI evolves in the right direction. The EO uses
            a combination approach of guidelines and regulation, encouraging companies to develop responsible AI
            applications and models.

            The future of AI is bright, but also uncertain. President Biden's executive order lays a framework to steer
            this powerful tool in a direction that maximizes business and societal benefit while minimizing harm.
            Regulation and intentional development focused on responsibility are crucial to ensure AI evolves safely
            and for the greater good. There will always be risks, but if we act thoughtfully the benefits will far outweigh
            them.




















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