The US Department of Homeland Security created a new artificial intelligence advisory board composed of a number of big tech CEOs, academics, and civil rights leaders.
The board includes the CEOs of Adobe, Alphabet, Anthropic, AMD, AWS, IBM, Microsoft, and Nvidia, as well as other business, civil rights, and academic leaders.
CEOs from Adobe, Alphabet, Anthropic, AMD, AWS, Cisco, IBM, Microsoft, Nvidia, Delta Air Lines, Humane Intelligence, Occidental Petroleum, and Northropp Gruman make up the business sector of the board. They’re joined by academics from universities, civil rights and humanitarian institutions, the mayor of Seattle, Washington, and the governor of Maryland.
Secretary Mayorkas said, in a statement, that he was grateful for the participation of the U.S. AI sector’s elite:
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