Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Órdenes ejecutivas presidenciales de EE. UU. sobre el cuestionario de IA
Prueba la diferencia entre órdenes ejecutivas y leyes, cómo la EO 14110 utilizó la Ley de Producción de Defensa y la revocación y el Plan de Acción de 2025.
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Which executive order launched the American AI Initiative in 2019?
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- Which executive order launched the American AI Initiative in 2019?
- EO 14110
- EO 13859
- EO 14179
- EO 13960
- What legal authority did EO 14110 rely on to require frontier model developers to report safety test results?
- The Copyright Act
- The Communications Decency Act
- The Defense Production Act
- The Federal Trade Commission Act
- How was the reporting threshold for the most powerful models defined under EO 14110?
- By training compute, roughly 10^26 operations
- By the number of users of the model
- By company annual revenue
- By the number of model parameters exceeding one trillion
- What happened to EO 14110 on January 20, 2025?
- Congress codified it into law
- It was expanded to cover state governments
- A federal court struck it down
- It was revoked by President Trump
- What did EO 14179 direct the administration to produce?
- A national AI licensing regime
- An AI Action Plan
- A ban on open-weight models
- A federal AI tax
- Why can most AI executive orders not directly impose obligations on private companies?
- Because they only apply to foreign companies
- Because they must first be approved by the Supreme Court
- Because they direct the executive branch and reach private parties only through existing statutory authority
- Because private companies are exempt from all federal rules
- Which is a misconception about the revocation of EO 14110?
- That it wiped out all federal AI governance
- That the order could be revoked by a later President
- That OMB guidance was later replaced
- That NIST work on AI continued
- Where does the guide suggest compliance teams should focus to find concrete obligations?
- Presidential speeches
- Campaign platforms
- Social media posts from agencies
- Implementing documents such as OMB memos and NIST frameworks