AI is less regulated than milk, says Microsoft president
Brad Smith calls for global rules on AI, and says the UK is in the "best position" to lead the charge.
BBC News reports: Brad Smith calls for global rules on AI, and says the UK is in the "best position" to lead the charge.
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