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Office of Management and Budget Calls for Feedback on Privacy Impact Assessments for AI

Office of Management and Budget Calls for Feedback on Privacy Impact Assessments for AI

The White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has made a public call for suggestions on how federal agency privacy impact assessments could address the escalating risks with the increasing complexity of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI).

Action from an Executive Order

This information request has been initiated by President Joe Biden’s recent executive order on AI. The OMB is particularly interested in feedback related to the risks associated with AI that should be addressed during privacy impact assessments.

Rising Privacy Risks with AI Technologies

This initiative reflects the recognition by the OMB of the escalating and evolving privacy risks presented by AI. OMB stated in the request that they are seeking public input to help them determine necessary updates to the PIA guidance to ensure the assessments remain effective in facilitating robust analysis and transparency in this area.

Call for Comments and Guidance Updates

The OMB is looking for feedback on specific topics such as risks related to AI that agencies should consider while performing privacy impact assessments. They are also welcoming suggestions for updates that could improve how agencies address and mitigate these risks.

Conclusion

The OMB’s request for public input on improving privacy impact assessments for AI use highlights the increasing relevance of privacy considerations in AI applications. The feedback from this process will greatly contribute to ensuring the robustness of future AI regulations. For more information, head to the original FedScoop article .

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