"As someone who has a healthy balance of experience using AI and skepticism regarding its misuse, I am honored to be appointed to this newly formed task force," said Grohoski in a press release.
"Last year, I introduced legislation to create a similar task force, so I am thrilled to have the opportunity to contribute to this necessary and timely effort. Al is already playing a significant role in our changing world, and I look forward to working with the task force to ensure we protect Maine people and our way of life as the technology matures."
As established by executive order, the Maine Artificial Intelligence Task Force will investigate the implications of recent and anticipated advances in the field of AI for the state of Maine.
It will also make recommendations to: 1) prepare Maine's economy and workforce for opportunities and risks likely to result from advances in AI; 2) protect Maine residents from potentially harmful uses of Al technologies; and 3) explore the most promising uses for state agencies, quasi-state agencies, and other public entities to deploy AI technologies to address capacity gaps and improve service delivery to the populations they serve.
In the Second Regular Session of the 131st Maine Legislature, Grohoski submitted "An Act to Ensure Determinations Made by the State Are Free from Unethical, Unsafe, or Illegal Interference by Artificial Intelligen...
"Last year, I introduced legislation to create a similar task force, so I am thrilled to have the opportunity to contribute to this necessary and timely effort. Al is already playing a significant role in our changing world, and I look forward to working with the task force to ensure we protect Maine people and our way of life as the technology matures."
As established by executive order, the Maine Artificial Intelligence Task Force will investigate the implications of recent and anticipated advances in the field of AI for the state of Maine.
It will also make recommendations to: 1) prepare Maine's economy and workforce for opportunities and risks likely to result from advances in AI; 2) protect Maine residents from potentially harmful uses of Al technologies; and 3) explore the most promising uses for state agencies, quasi-state agencies, and other public entities to deploy AI technologies to address capacity gaps and improve service delivery to the populations they serve.
In the Second Regular Session of the 131st Maine Legislature, Grohoski submitted "An Act to Ensure Determinations Made by the State Are Free from Unethical, Unsafe, or Illegal Interference by Artificial Intelligen...
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