AI is less regulated than milk, says Microsoft president
Summary
Microsoft President Brad Smith said AI technology has fewer safety rules than everyday products like milk and washing machines. He called for global laws to make AI safer, including notifying victims if AI systems are hacked and having government experts check AI products before release.Key Facts
- Brad Smith says AI is currently less regulated than products like milk and washing machines.
- He wants global safety rules for AI, such as "emergency brakes" or kill switches to stop AI if needed.
- Smith suggests companies should be legally required to report incidents and tell affected people if AI causes harm.
- He supports independent government evaluators to approve AI technology before it reaches the market.
- Smith believes the UK is well positioned to lead the creation of global AI safety standards.
- President Donald Trump disagrees and supports less government regulation, wanting the US to lead AI development without strict rules.
- Several AI company leaders have agreed to work with independent auditors to ensure AI systems are safe.
- Smith thinks self-regulation by companies is a good start but not enough to manage AI risks.
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