The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released its Artificial Intelligence Commission Report, highlighting opportunities the technology presents while calling for a risk-based regulatory approach. Without "appropriate" and "reasonable protections," AI could "adversely affect privacy," the Chamber said. "Policy leaders must undertake initiatives to develop thoughtful laws and rules for the development of responsible AI and its ethical deployment," a press release said, noting regulation should be technology neutral, flexible, balanced and proportionate.
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