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Microsoft President Calls for Global AI Safety Rules, Independent Evaluators

Brad Smith, Microsoft's president, publicly urged global AI regulation, including independent evaluators, mandatory incident reporting, and a safety brake for dangerous systems. This marks a notable escalation in Microsoft's advocacy for binding rules, though it remains a policy proposal without immediate market impact. The call signals growing industry consensus on AI governance but lacks specific enforcement mechanisms.

Poslovni Dnevnikabout 3 hours agoUSCredibility 18%View source

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#ai-regulation #microsoft #global-governance #safety #policy

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Microsoft Advocates for Global AI Safety Regulation and Independent Evaluation

Microsoft President Brad Smith has publicly and repeatedly called for global AI safety regulations, including independent evaluators, mandatory incident reporting, and a 'safety brake' for dangerous systems. This confirmed advocacy represents an escalation in Microsoft's stance on AI governance, signaling growing industry consensus for binding rules. The specific enforcement mechanisms and immediate market impacts of these proposals remain unclear.

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