The SAG-AFTRA actor’s union expressed support for the Trump administration’s artificial intelligence policy framework for human creatives.
The White House issued a framework of policies for AI on March 20 with the aim of establishing “uniform national standards for AI regulation while preempting states from enacting their own rules,” per TheWrap .
As we previously reported, the six-pronged outline proposes regulations on AI products and infrastructure, ranging from child safety rules to standardizing permitting and energy use of AI data centers.
The update unsurprisingly struck a chord with the MPA and SAG-AFTRA, as both have been vocal…
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