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Not adopted. House Concurrent Resolution 171 (2019) asked the Hawaii Tourism Authority to convene a global artificial intelligence summit in 2020, bringing experts from around the world to discuss AI innovations and develop practical applications, citing Hawaii's central Pacific location. It noted AI's benefits as well as risks such as autonomous weapons, social manipulation and invasion of privacy. It was referred to House committees on March 14, 2019 and never adopted.
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What it means for business
None: a non-binding resolution that was never adopted.
Key provisions
- Requests the Hawaii Tourism Authority to convene a global artificial intelligence summit in 2020
- Purpose: gather experts from around the world to discuss AI innovations and share and develop practical applications
- Findings note AI's benefits and its risks, including autonomous weapons, social manipulation and invasion of privacy
- A non-binding resolution: a request, with no legal requirements
- Offered March 8, 2019; referred to the House TIA/EDB and FIN committees March 14, 2019; never adopted (companion: HR 153)
Latest legislative action
Mar 14, 2019. Referred to TIA/EDB, FIN; no further action before the 2019-2020 Legislature adjourned
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