Former DARPA chief, now White House OSTP director: time to regulate AI is now
Arati Prabhakar, from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, stresses AI regulation urgency. She leads advising on science, tech, and innovation for President Biden, focusing on R&D, AI safety, semiconductors, and government subsidies' impact.
Read original articleArati Prabhakar, the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, emphasizes the urgency of regulating AI, referring to it as a 'today problem.' With a background in government and Silicon Valley, she leads a team advising President Biden on science, tech, and innovation. The team guides regulatory efforts, government investments, and major projects like the cancer moonshot and climate change initiatives. Prabhakar discusses the balance between public and private sector R&D, AI safety, and semiconductors, highlighting the impact of government subsidies on chip manufacturing. The Office of Science and Technology Policy focuses on fostering innovation, addressing current challenges like climate change, and aligning R&D with national priorities. While not directly implementing policies, the team influences decisions through recommendations to the president, executive orders, and collaboration with Congress. Prabhakar's approach centers on creating options for the future through R&D to shape a desired outcome and address pressing issues like AI and climate change.
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Or if you think AI must be regulated, do you think it can be regulated across the border too? The answer is no. Thinking ten years ahead, with proper AI in the picture, I venture a guess that restrictions on the use of AI is the most severe form of an artificial handicap that could exist.
The right solution, on the other hand, would be to leverage AI and traditional means to boost cybersecurity.
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