AI Regulation

June 12 (Bloomberg) -- Amazon's Chief Security Officer Steve Schmidt has called for less regulation of AI, echoing the stance of executives at several major tech companies who have warned that excessive government intervention in this fast-growing field could limit the company's business expansion, Bloomberg reported on June 11 (Bloomberg). Steve Schmidt said, "Regulation of any kind tends to impede technological progress, so we prefer to leave it up to the industry to explore and establish appropriate standards that will ultimately be driven by customer demand." Top executives from Microsoft, OpenAI, AMD and CoreWeave all testified before the U.S. Congress last month...

In a heated debate on AI regulation, well-known AI experts such as Andrew Ng and LeCun expressed different opinions on the issue of regulation. On the one hand, Andrew Ng supports open regulation. He believes that unqualified regulation is worse than no regulation and advocates avoiding excessive government intervention. He has a negative view on the policy proposal that requires AI technology to be licensed, believing that this will restrict innovation. Source Note: The image is generated by AI, and the image licensing service provider Midjourney On the other hand, LeCun and some bigwigs believe that strong regulation may lead to monopoly problems of giants and have an adverse impact on the AI industry. They strongly…