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Microsoft calls for the need for ‘safety brakes,’ suggests federal regulation of AI

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Published onSeptember 13, 2023

published onSeptember 13, 2023

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Brad Smith, Vice Chair and President of Microsoft Corporation has addressed the principles that Microsoft believes should guidethe development of legislation to advance safe, secure, and trustworthy AI.

Here are some key highlights:

Accountability in AI development and deployment

Accountability in AI development and deployment

Building on existing efforts

Building on existing efforts

Reflecting the technical architecture of AI itself

Priority areas for federal regulation and oversight

Last month Smith released another blog statingblueprints for responsible AI governance in India.

We are particularly interested in requiring “safety brakes” for highly capable AI models in critical infrastructure. This seems sensible to mitigate the risks of these systems being used for malicious purposes. We look forward to following the legislative process’s progress and seeing how the government can work to ensure that AI is used for good.

Davesh Beri

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