In the US, independent tests of artificial intelligence are carried out under the control of the White House.
CAISI employees were informally asked to report to the White House, according to the Associated Press. The organization has no permanent leader, and research publications have almost ceased. Experts fear the influence of politicians and corporations on AI risk assessment, while the Trump administration advocates self-regulation.
It turns out to be an interesting situation: the developers themselves determine how safe their products are, and the government body that is supposed to test them is gradually losing its independence.