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Microsoft president says washing machines and milk face more safety rules than AI

Times of India ·
Microsoft president says washing machines and milk face more safety rules than AI

Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, highlighted the urgency for stronger safety regulations concerning artificial intelligence.

He argued that AI systems currently lack sufficient oversight compared to domestic appliances like washing machines.

Smith proposed that companies developing AI should be required to meet specific safety standards and reporting requirements.

He called for independent evaluations before the release of AI products to mitigate risks.

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