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In her prepared remarks, she cautioned that “other nations are significantly stepping up their efforts by building the infrastructure needed to spur AI innovations.The U.S.is behind the curve, and in some cases playing catch-up to other nations.In order to put the U.S.back at the forefront of technological development, Rice said “it is imperative that the U.S.continue to lead the world in establishing policies and frameworks to advance technological innovations while ensuring these systems are fair, safe, transparent, explainable, and reliable.
In terms of his recommendations for AI oversight, Zecca argued to leverage existing regulations and regulatory structures, where possible.“New regulation should be risk-based and proportionate, meaning that it should focus on the potential outcomes in terms of benefits, risks and harms of the AI applications, rather than on the specific technologies or methods,” said Zecca.
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