The US will ask the G20 not to build anything to govern AI
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The US will ask the G20 not to build anything to govern AI
The United States will ask the G20 not to build any new institutions for governing artificial intelligence. A White House official set out the position before a two-day meeting that opened in North Carolina on Tuesday, Reuters reported. The argument is procedural rather than substantive, which is what makes it effective. Washington is not proposing rules […] This story continues at The Next Web
The US is pressuring G20 member countries to adopt a moderate approach to AI governance, urging countries to refrain from creating new regulatory bodiesAt a meeting of industry giants and trade ministers in North Carolina, the US urged G20 members to adopt a non-interventionist approach to the regulation of artificial intelligence and to avoid creating specific rules...
The United States on Tuesday called on G20 members to take a "non-interventionist" approach to regulating artificial intelligence and to avoid making new rules for the technology. The message was delivered at a meeting of commerce ministers and representatives of the largest technology companies in North Carolina, and largely coincides with the views of...
Amid the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI), the United States has urged G20 nations to avoid creating new and stringent regulatory bodies for AI. The US administration is pushing for less government interference, faster technological development, and a more business-friendly environment.
The U.S. will bring to the G20 a proposal that goes beyond rejecting certain rules: it seeks to prevent the forum from creating new institutions to govern artificial intelligence. The stance opens a diplomatic dispute with Canada and Europe, while increasing warnings about cyber and financial risks associated with this technology. *** The U.S. will ask the G20 not to create new institutions to govern artificial intelligence. The proposal is disc…
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