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White House AI adviser says government wants to reduce public fears
The White House AI adviser says public trust requires concrete protections on jobs, costs, privacy, and safety, not just hopeful words.

The White House AI adviser stated that the administration is working to connect faster deployment of artificial intelligence with efforts to reassure the public. The adviser indicated that the government’s credibility on AI will not rest on optimistic statements alone.
According to the adviser, public trust will depend on delivering concrete protections. These measures must address job security, the costs of infrastructure, individual privacy, and physical safety.
Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com