China is pressing ahead with artificial intelligence technologies that make the West nervous, including systems that track its people or facilitate other authoritarian behavior. If the U.S. and Europe want instead to push global standards built on principles like privacy and civil liberty, they will likely need to agree on their own rules for the powerful technology,Europe will soon propose strict AI regulations as part of a push to wield greater influence over the world’s emerging technologies.
testified at Monday’s EU hearing. She urged Europeans to take a “narrow and flexible” approach to regulation while working with the U.S. to stand together against China. “We cannot allow this to happen.”The U.S. National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, chaired by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt,“Big decisions need to be made now
to accelerate AI innovation to benefit the United States and to defend against the malign uses of AI,” Schmidt and Vice Chair Bob Work write in the report. “America is not prepared to defend or compete in the AI era. This is the tough reality we must face. And it is this reality that demands comprehensive, whole-of-nation action. … America needs to enlist its oldest allies and new partners to build a safer and freer world for the AI era.
Thanks to trump we are even reading this
It’s about time. China is still us blind. Even Russia is more honest than China.
This doesn't make much sense. China is likely to do what it wills, regardless.
The U.S. is part of the world community again with Biden sleeves rolled up ready to contribute to the problem solving community. That is a very good thing.
It’s gonna be dangerous consequences no matter what (as if the creeps at Google can be trusted with the power of advanced artificial intelligence; already they’ve done everything in their power to suck up peoples private data and evade regulations)
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