Addressing the issue of AI-generated image-based sexual abuse, the administration created a helpline for victims and encouraged AI developers to commit to curbing harmful content.

To enhance AI safety, the U.S. AI Safety Institute initiated pre-deployment safety evaluations of significant AI models through partnerships with leading developers.

Efforts to harness AI for societal good included launching the National AI Research Resource pilot to support AI research, promoting education and training in AI, and facilitating the immigration of AI experts to the U.S.

Furthermore, the Department of Labor released guidelines to protect workers' rights as AI is integrated into workplaces, emphasizing ethical AI use and compliance with discrimination laws.

Internationally, the U.S. has taken a leadership role in promoting responsible AI governance, sponsoring a UN resolution and engaging in global summits to advocate for safe AI practices.

The administration also invested in AI research and development across various sectors, including clean energy and scientific discovery, to leverage AI's potential for economic and environmental benefits.

On October 30, 2023, President Biden's administration announced the successful completion of over 100 actions mandated by a landmark Executive Order issued a year prior, aimed at managing the risks and harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence (AI).

In the healthcare sector, the Department of Health and Human Services implemented an AI Safety Program designed to track and mitigate harmful incidents associated with AI usage.

The administration has also advanced privacy protections through initiatives promoting privacy-enhancing technologies and responsible AI use in federal data management.

This Executive Order focused on critical areas such as safety, security, privacy, equity, civil rights, consumer protection, innovation, and international leadership in AI.

As part of these efforts, the administration issued a National Security Memorandum on AI, directing federal agencies to prioritize the development of safe and trustworthy AI while safeguarding human rights and democratic values.

Additionally, the establishment of the AI Safety and Security Board aims to provide guidance on the safe use of AI in critical infrastructure, enhancing accountability and security measures.