What a Harris Presidency Could Mean to A.I. Policy
With Vice President Kamala Harris on the Democratic ticket for the 2024 presidential election, experts are weighing what A.I. policy could look like under a Harris administration. Many foresee Harris continuing a path of measured yet fairly aggressive steps to regulate A.I., but the president hopeful may have more on her mind.
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“There’s a lot of track record here,” Steve Wilson, a project leader for the Open Web Application Security Project and chief product officer of the cybersecurity company Exabeam, told Observer, referencing Harris’s involvement in the Biden administration’s A.I. Executive Order last year and subsequent action items.
Tech entrepreneurs Marie Roker-Jones and Annie Brown, who serve as two of the co-chairs of Founders for Kamala, a grassroots political organization, see Harris as emboldening technological innovation with diversity, equity and inclusion in mind.
