David Sacks, who chairs the White House Science and Technology Advisory Council, stated that artificial intelligence companies have consented to external audits of their research and development.
His remarks indicate that AI firms are willing to allow outside scrutiny of their internal R&D activities, a move that could bring greater transparency to the rapidly advancing sector.
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