Microsoft President Brad Smith Calls for Stronger Global AI Safety Rules
Microsoft President Brad Smith argued that everyday products like milk and washing machines are subject to more stringent safety regulations than artificial intelligence systems. He called for governments worldwide to establish stronger safety rules as AI capabilities continue to grow more powerful.
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Smith's comparison highlights a regulatory gap that could become more pressing as AI systems are deployed in higher-stakes settings, from healthcare to infrastructure. Coming from a major AI developer rather than a critic, the call may carry weight with policymakers, though it could also be read as an attempt to shape future rules before they are imposed externally.
- Microsoft's president says AI lacks the safety oversight applied to common consumer goods
- He is urging governments to adopt stronger global AI safety regulations
- The remarks come as AI systems grow more powerful and widely deployed
Source: gizmodo.com, 2026-10-12
Published there as: “Microsoft President Says Milk and Washing Machines Face More Safety Regulations Than AI”
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