KI: Microsoft-Präsident Smith fordert schärfere Regulierung von KI
Der Microsoft-Präsident Brad Smith dringt auf eine Pflicht zur Erstellung unabhängiger Gutachten bei Entwicklern von KI-Produkten. Das ist nicht sein einziger Vorschlag.
In a recent interview with BBC, Microsoft President Brad Smith called for stricter regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Smith argued that the technology should adopt the rigorous oversight applied to household appliances and food items, which are subject to strict safety regulations and monitoring. He suggested that companies developing AI should be compelled to have their new products reviewed by independent experts for potential risks.
Smith emphasized the need for "emergency brakes" to be installed in AI models to prevent them from going awry. Additionally, software firms would be required to inform affected parties if their programs were to infiltrate third-party IT systems without authorization. He also stressed the importance of an official reporting obligation.
Smith suggested that the United Kingdom could take the lead in these efforts. He praised the AI Security Institute (AISI) for its high standing in the field. The AISI currently receives pre-release access to AI models from leading providers to evaluate and assess them.
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