The current AI regulation landscape suggests that broad regulations may take shape, similar to those in energy and pharmaceuticals, yet must be inherently technical to address unique challenges.
California's SB 1047 emphasizes the importance of holding AI companies accountable while providing them with flexibility, ensuring they are responsible for the potential catastrophic risks of their technologies.
The European Commission's AI Act, set to enter into force in 2024, aims to establish comprehensive guidelines that address AI safety and accountability, representing a significant step in AI regulation.
Real-time tracking and monitoring of AI model outputs are critical for effective regulation, underscoring the necessity for innovative approaches to keep pace with rapid developments in AI technology.
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