Les patrons de l'IA promettent de s'autoréguler à la Maison Blanche
Réunis à Washington, les dirigeants du secteur ont annoncé l'adoption d'une charte de bonne conduite.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
Les grands patrons de l'intelligence artificielle, réunis mardi à la Maison Blanche, ont promis de s'autoréguler au moyen d'une charte de bonne conduite.
Cet engagement convient au président américain Donald Trump, opposé à toute forme de régulation susceptible de freiner l'industrie face à la Chine.
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