The United States AI Safety rules that were introduced by the Biden administration now have Apple as part of the tech companies who agree with what it stipulates, centering on what it has to offer the public. Cupertino has pledged its allegiance to it before the upcoming release of Apple Intelligence, believed to be part of iOS 18's availability later this year.
Under these set of rules, tech companies are required to ensure that their AI systems do not promote discrimination or bring security threats.
Apple Intelligence to Adhere to US AI Safety Rules from Biden
Apple is now part of the list of tech companies that have agreed to the latest set of guidelines from the Biden administration that will ensure a bias-free and safe artificial intelligence experience in the country. By doing so, Cupertino adheres to the US AI Safety rules, and this means that Apple Intelligence will be observing these guidelines for its future operations.
The latest joiner to this set of rules is Apple, following the earlier commitment of rival tech companies like Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Meta, Amazon, and more.
Its commitment is voluntary as it is not yet enforceable by law, with Apple committing itself to a stellar experience that assures the public.
Here's What Apple Needs to Do For US AI Safety Guidelines
According to the report, Apple will have to test the behavior of its AI systems to ensure that it will not display any kind of discrimination against different communities. Furthermore, Cupertino would also have to ensure that its Apple Intelligence and language model would not bring any national security concerns, as part of the US AI Safety rules.
Apple Intelligence and What it Offers
The introduction of Apple Intelligence which would first arrive via iOS 18 has been highly regarded by the public, especially for what it promises its users once it is made available. First and foremost, it would be a generative AI-based system that would deliver significant features for users, with creating compositions and offering writing toolscoming soon.
Moreover, it is also known for its upcoming availability to Siri, powering Apple's renowned AI voice assistant with a revamped set of new features soon to be accessible for all. This would bring a significant refresh to Siri after many years since its last one, with it being able to access generative AI capabilities and bring a more humanlike approach to its conversations.
Recently, Cupertino was caught in a controversy where it was reported, along with other tech companies, to have used YouTubers' subtitles and content to train its AI models which Apple denied.
Now, this new move for the tech company ensures its commitment to a fair and safe artificial intelligence experience for users, adhering to Biden's US AI Safety guidelines.
