He says that many proposed AI regulations did not come from, nor were supported by, many who understand AI tech best, including academics and the commercial sector building AI products.
“You have to have a notion of marginal risk that’s different. Like, how is AI today different than someone using Google? How is AI today different than someone just using the internet? If we have a model for how it’s different, you’ve got some notion of marginal risk, and then you can apply policies that address that marginal risk,” he said.