Microsoft President Brad Smith Advocates for AI Regulation in the UK
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Updated Oct 13Consensus Brief
Microsoft President Brad Smith has called for urgent global regulation of AI, arguing that consumer products have more oversight than AI companies. He believes the UK is best positioned to lead these regulatory efforts, citing the UK's AI Security Institute's access to major models for safety testing. Smith emphasizes the need for legal obligations and external evaluations for AI systems to ensure safety.
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Oct 13
New corroborating source added: TechCrunch published an update on Mon, 12 Oc ("Microsoft president says UK is best placed to drive AI regulation").
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