Microsoft President Brad Smith is calling for urgent AI regulation, arguing that everyday items like milk and washing machines have more oversight than AI companies.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith has warned that artificial intelligence is less regulated than everyday items like milk and washing machines. He called for more safety rules to govern AI technology, including legal obligations to victims of rogue AI agents.
The concept of "the cloud" as a detached, abstract utility for computing has been fundamentally challenged by the rise of artificial intelligence, leading to a significant global effort to build AI compute infrastructure that owners can reliably control.
Microsoft President Brad Smith published a 3,000-word essay on May 20, 2024, urging graduates to adapt to artificial intelligence rather than fear it. Smith's essay, released the same week Microsoft's CFO confirmed ongoing headcount reductions, suggests that AI will create…
Microsoft addressed student backlash against AI-focused commencement speeches on May 15, 2024, in a blog post authored by vice chair and president Brad Smith. Smith acknowledged the growing trend of graduates booing speakers who overly promote artificial intelligence, citing viral…