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Section 1: Purpose. This section explains the policy and principles of the executive order on AI, and the need for a coordinated, government-wide approach to ensure the safe, secure, and trustworthy development and use of AI.
Section 2: Policy and Principles. This section outlines the eight guiding principles and priorities for advancing and governing AI, such as safety, security, innovation, competition, collaboration, equity, civil rights, privacy, civil liberties, workforce, consumer protection, and international leadership.
Section 3: Definitions. This section provides the definitions of key terms used in the executive order, such as AI, AI model, AI system, AI red-teaming, critical and emerging technologies, dual-use foundation model, generative AI, synthetic content, and privacy-enhancing technology.
Section 4: Ensuring the Safety and Security of AI Technology. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to address the safety and security risks posed by AI in different domains, such as critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, CBRN threats, synthetic content, and data release. It also requires reporting on dual-use foundation models and computing clusters that could be used for malicious purposes.
Section 5: Supporting American Workers in the Age of AI. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to support American workers in adapting to the changes brought by AI, such as providing education and training opportunities, ensuring worker rights and protections, promoting worker voice and participation, enhancing job quality and career pathways, and fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Section 6: Advancing Equity and Civil Rights in AI Development and Use. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to ensure that AI complies with all Federal laws and promotes equity and civil rights for all Americans. It also requires addressing discrimination and bias in AI systems, engaging with affected communities, establishing ethical standards and oversight mechanisms, and holding developers and users of AI accountable.
Section 7: Protecting Consumers’ Interests in AI Development and Use. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to protect consumers’ interests in AI development and use, such as enforcing consumer protection laws and principles, enacting appropriate safeguards against fraud, bias, discrimination, privacy violations, and other harms from AI, and promoting responsible uses of AI that benefit consumers.
Section 8: Protecting Privacy and Civil Liberties in AI Development and Use. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to protect privacy and civil liberties in AI development and use, such as ensuring lawful, secure, and responsible data collection, use, retention, sharing, and disposal; implementing privacy-enhancing technologies; conducting privacy impact assessments; complying with existing privacy laws and policies; mitigating broader legal and societal risks from data processing; and safeguarding First Amendment rights.
Section 9: Managing the Federal Government’s Own Use of AI. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to manage the Federal Government’s own use of AI in a safe, secure, trustworthy, and effective manner. It also requires attracting, retaining, and developing public service-oriented AI professionals; providing adequate training for all members of the Federal workforce on AI; modernizing Federal Government information technology infrastructure; removing bureaucratic obstacles; ensuring safe and rights-respecting AI adoption, deployment, and use; and coordinating interagency efforts on AI governance.
Section 10: Leading Globally on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to lead globally on safe, secure, and trustworthy AI. It also requires engaging with international allies and partners in developing a framework to manage AI’s risks and benefits; promoting responsible AI safety and security principles and actions with other nations; leading key global conversations and collaborations on AI issues; and ensuring that AI benefits the whole world, rather than exacerbating inequities, threatening human rights, or causing other harms.
	Sure, I can produce a table of contents for the text contained in the current web page context. Here is what I found:

	Section 1: Purpose. This section explains the policy and principles of the executive order on AI, and the need for a coordinated, government-wide approach to ensure the safe, secure, and trustworthy development and use of AI.
	Section 2: Policy and Principles. This section outlines the eight guiding principles and priorities for advancing and governing AI, such as safety, security, innovation, competition, collaboration, equity, civil rights, privacy, civil liberties, workforce, consumer protection, and international leadership.
	Section 3: Definitions. This section provides the definitions of key terms used in the executive order, such as AI, AI model, AI system, AI red-teaming, critical and emerging technologies, dual-use foundation model, generative AI, synthetic content, and privacy-enhancing technology.
	Section 4: Ensuring the Safety and Security of AI Technology. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to address the safety and security risks posed by AI in different domains, such as critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, CBRN threats, synthetic content, and data release. It also requires reporting on dual-use foundation models and computing clusters that could be used for malicious purposes.
	Section 5: Supporting American Workers in the Age of AI. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to support American workers in adapting to the changes brought by AI, such as providing education and training opportunities, ensuring worker rights and protections, promoting worker voice and participation, enhancing job quality and career pathways, and fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce.
	Section 6: Advancing Equity and Civil Rights in AI Development and Use. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to ensure that AI complies with all Federal laws and promotes equity and civil rights for all Americans. It also requires addressing discrimination and bias in AI systems, engaging with affected communities, establishing ethical standards and oversight mechanisms, and holding developers and users of AI accountable.
	Section 7: Protecting Consumers’ Interests in AI Development and Use. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to protect consumers’ interests in AI development and use, such as enforcing consumer protection laws and principles, enacting appropriate safeguards against fraud, bias, discrimination, privacy violations, and other harms from AI, and promoting responsible uses of AI that benefit consumers.
	Section 8: Protecting Privacy and Civil Liberties in AI Development and Use. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to protect privacy and civil liberties in AI development and use, such as ensuring lawful, secure, and responsible data collection, use, retention, sharing, and disposal; implementing privacy-enhancing technologies; conducting privacy impact assessments; complying with existing privacy laws and policies; mitigating broader legal and societal risks from data processing; and safeguarding First Amendment rights.
	Section 9: Managing the Federal Government’s Own Use of AI. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to manage the Federal Government’s own use of AI in a safe, secure, trustworthy, and effective manner. It also requires attracting, retaining, and developing public service-oriented AI professionals; providing adequate training for all members of the Federal workforce on AI; modernizing Federal Government information technology infrastructure; removing bureaucratic obstacles; ensuring safe and rights-respecting AI adoption, deployment, and use; and coordinating interagency efforts on AI governance.
	Section 10: Leading Globally on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI. This section directs various actions to be taken by relevant agencies to lead globally on safe, secure, and trustworthy AI. It also requires engaging with international allies and partners in developing a framework to manage AI’s risks and benefits; promoting responsible AI safety and security principles and actions with other nations; leading key global conversations and collaborations on AI issues; and ensuring that AI benefits the whole world, rather than exacerbating inequities, threatening human rights, or causing other harms.