ABA, associations ask administration to retain AI risk management framework
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The article discusses an effort by the ABA and several associations to retain a risk management framework for artificial intelligence (AI). This framework aims to manage AI risks while encouraging its adoption in the U.S.
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ABA joined the Business Software Alliance and seven associations in urging Commerce Department officials to retain the core structure of a risk management framework for artificial intelligence as the Trump administration seeks to spur AI adoption in the U.S. The post ABA, associations ask administration to retain AI risk management framework appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .