As the AI race shows few signs of slowing down, lawmakers have found themselves in uncharted waters regarding regulating the technology. Former Chairman of...
As the AI race shows few signs of slowing down, lawmakers have found themselves in uncharted waters regarding regulating the technology. Former Chairman of the US Federal Communications Commission Tom Wheeler joins Catalysts to discuss the state of artificial intelligence and how Big Tech should be regulated.
I'm curious from your perspective, if you can just give us some context about what is at stake here, what is your base case for the consequences if no real A I legislation and regulation comes to fruition here in the US.You know, I think when we look at A I, we've got to recognize that all of the things that have happened in the last 12 months that have our heads spinning are probably the least amount of change that we will see in our lifetimes.
Instead, we're gonna say here are the goals, here are the four corners of what we expect for companies behavior and the companies knowing that are going to be expected to show us how they are complying.It is a approach that continues to encourage innovation and investment and it is setting the standard for how we should approach things in the United States.
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