The governance of artificial intelligence is primarily in the hands of a few individuals within the private sector, lacking representation and oversight. Experts warn that without the input of marginalized communities, AI can worsen existing inequities. The industry operates under profit-driven motives rather than a commitment to public welfare. Currently, there is no comprehensive federal AI governance standard, with only a few state-level regulations available, leading to inadequate consumer protections and privacy safeguards, raising concerns about misuse and societal impact.
Advancements are being driven by profit motives rather than a vision for public good.
There is no AI governance standard or law at the US federal government level.
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