Microsoft President Brad Smith says AI has fewer safety requirements than milk and washing machines, arguing in a BBC interview released Sunday that self-regulation is not “sufficient any longer.” Smith acknowledged that the idea of government evaluators signing off on a product before its release “makes people nervous,” particularly in the U.S. “But just remember,…
Microsoft president: AI faces fewer safety requirements than milk, washing machines
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