AXIOS May 30, 2023
Ryan Heath

It will likely take an AI-related catastrophe before any international rulebook or organization begins regulating AI technologies.

Why it matters: AI innovators and researchers worry about both the doomsday scenario of a runaway super-AI and the less science-fictional but more likely harms that could follow from hasty deployment of the technology, in the form of cyberattacks, scams, disinformation, surveillance, and bias.

Driving the news: Tech policy makers meet in Sweden Tuesday, at the edge of the Arctic Circle, for the twice-yearly Transatlantic Trade and Technology Council.

  • They’re mostly skirting the calls for regulation from leading CEOs working on AI, and are instead focused on what they can do to limit China’s access to chips and critical minerals, alongside baby...

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