Guam launches Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Task Force; leaders stress workforce preparation and ethics
The Guam Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Task Force held its inaugural meeting to organize seven subcommittees, accept startup funding and NCSL support, adopt an official logo, and set meeting and reporting expectations; the lieutenant governor urged preparation for AI-related workforce changes.
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The Guam Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Task Force held its inaugural meeting to organize subcommittees, accept startup support and outside advice, and set rules for how the group will operate going forward. The meeting opened with a written message from Lieutenant Governor Joshua Tenorio urging the territory to prepare residents for AI-driven changes in the labor market and to adopt policies that protect privacy and fairness.
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