CTA sees its flexible AI framework as helping shape upcoming legislation

The Consumer Technology Association is touting the guardrails and flexibility in its artificial intelligence policy framework and sees the document as providing key guidance for upcoming AI legislation.

“Our framework goes beyond principles, it seeks to guide legislation,” CTA vice president for emerging technology policy Douglas Johnson said in an interview with Inside AI Policy.

The CTA document addresses scoping, key definitions and roles and responsibilities for entities in the AI ecosystem, he said, and “relies on” the National Institute...