Why Biden's AI order is hamstrung by unavoidable vagueness

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US President Joseph Biden on Monday issued an executive order on artificial intelligence that -- the order states -- "establishes new standards for AI safety and security" and a variety of other laudable goals. 

The order's pitfalls, unfortunately, are many, mostly having to do with an unavoidable vagueness. 

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