Microsoft President Brad Smith said that the latest AI technologies require guardrails that can't be established by tech companies alone.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith said Thursday that the latest AI technologies require guardrails that can't be established by tech companies alone., Smith called for greater dialogue with governments and other stakeholders, but stopped short of calling for specific regulation.govern how businesses or governments can use AI technologies, though lawmakers in Europe have begun discussions on a wide-ranging AI Act.
Microsoft, like other tech companies, has its own internal process for vetting the ethics of various AI projects, but Smith said "our own efforts and those of other like-minded organizations won’t be enough." "This transformative moment for AI calls for a wider lens on the impacts of the technology — both positive and negative — and a much broader dialog among stakeholders," Smith said.The need for responsible and ethical AI.Ensuring that AI technology serves society broadly, not narrowly.
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