Expert warns UN's role in AI regulation could lead to safety overreach
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Nations have pursued a number of options to better globally coordinate artificial intelligence safety initiatives, including several safety summits and the creation of safety institutes.
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"I think that they could have done a better job of — instead of just trying to go to the lowest common denominator — being a little more specific around what does a state like the United States, what is unique there?" Siegel said. "How does what we do in the United States impact others, and what should we be looking at specifically for us?
"Same thing with Europe. They have much more strict privacy needs or rules in Europe," he noted. "What does that mean? I think it would have gained them a little bit of credibility to be a little more specific around the differences that our environments around the world cause for AI."
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