"Microsoft and White House Take Action to Regulate AI Risks"
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Microsoft has proposed regulations for artificial intelligence (AI) including a requirement that systems used in critical infrastructure can be fully turned off or slowed down, similar to an emergency braking system on a train. The company also called for laws to clarify when additional legal obligations apply to an AI system and for labels making it clear when an image or a video was produced by a computer. Microsoft's president, Brad Smith, said companies needed to "step up" and governments needed to "move faster" as AI progressed.
- Microsoft Calls for A.I. Rules to Minimize the Technology's Risks The New York Times
- Microsoft outlines its vision for keeping A.I. in check CNBC
- Early Bird Brief: The White House tackles artificial intelligence Military Times
- Microsoft's president Brad Smith gambles his career on AI The Washington Post
- White House unveils new efforts to guide federal research of AI HT Tech
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