Microsoft President Calls for Urgent AI Regulation

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What did Microsoft President Brad Smith say about AI regulation?

Brad Smith stated that artificial intelligence currently faces fewer safety requirements than everyday products like milk and washing machines. He called for urgent global regulation, including mandatory incident reports and independent evaluators to vet new AI developments.

What specific regulations did Brad Smith propose for AI?

Smith advocated for global safety rules that would include mandatory incident reports for companies and independent evaluators to vet new AI developments. He also suggested the need for "emergency brakes" and a legal requirement to inform victims if their systems are breached by rogue AI agents.

Which country did Brad Smith suggest could lead on AI regulation?

Brad Smith suggested that Britain is well-placed to lead on AI regulation, citing its AI Security Institute. He noted that officials in Washington view London's approach differently to Brussels, which regulates AI based on risk level via its AI Act.